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Fraser Recreation Commission recommends candidate to city council for three-year term
Summary
The commission voted Jan. 7 to recommend a candidate introduced at the meeting for a Recreation Commission seat, with the term ending Dec. 31, 2027; the record contains alternate spellings of the candidate’s name.
The Fraser Recreation Commission voted unanimously Jan. 7 to recommend a candidate for appointment to the Recreation Commission. The recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for final approval at a future meeting.
The candidate was introduced to the commission as Natalie Pappczyk, who described herself as a Fraser native, a former volunteer in the parks program and a Wayne State University student studying mathematics and preparing for a career in education. Commissioners asked about availability for monthly meetings and whether the candidate would support staff-led programming; the candidate confirmed she could attend and would support staff initiatives.
Commissioner Walker moved to recommend the candidate for a three-year term ending Dec. 31, 2027; Commissioner Hunter seconded. Commissioners voted in favor and the motion carried. The commission recorded that the recommendation will go before city council in February for confirmation.
The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the candidate’s name later in the meeting (recorded as “Madeline Pepcic,” “Madeline Peptic” and similar variants). The commission’s action and the initial introduction list the candidate as Natalie Pappczyk; the city clerk or commission staff should confirm the official spelling before publication of the council packet or appointment notice.
