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Maplewood council fills multiple boards and commissions vacancies in package of resolutions

5763970 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a series of resolutions appointing and reappointing members to design review, human services, library, parks and recreation, planning and zoning, and sustainability commissions; terms and appointment years recorded in resolutions.

The Maplewood City Council on May 27 approved a slate of resolutions appointing and reappointing members to the city’s boards and commissions.

Resolutions approved included: Resolution 25-20 (appointing Nikki Bissell to the Design Review Board through 6/30/2028); 25-21 (reappointing Fioch Mukunda to the Human Services Commission through 6/30/2028); 25-22 (appointing Andy Nelker to Human Services through 6/30/2028); 25-23 (reappointing Kim Gifford to the Library Board through 6/30/2028); 25-24 (appointing Teresa Rogers to the Library Board through 6/30/2028); 25-25 (reappointing Kristen Spencer to the Library Board through 6/30/2028); 25-26 (appointing Marie Long to Parks & Recreation through 6/30/2027); 25-27 (reappointing Johnny Lewis to Parks & Recreation through 6/30/2028); 25-28 (reappointing Beth Newman to Parks & Recreation through 6/30/2028); 25-29 (appointing Patty DeForest to Parks & Recreation through 6/30/2028); 25-30 (appointing Matt Correll to Planning & Zoning through 6/30/2028); 25-31 (reappointing Stefan Denson to Sustainability through 6/30/2028); 25-32 (reappointing Thomas Van Schaack Schick to Sustainability through 6/30/2028); and 25-33 (setting the term of Mark Vandenacker on Planning & Zoning to expire 6/20/2028).

All resolutions passed by roll-call votes recorded in the meeting minutes. Council members briefly discussed term lengths for Parks & Recreation appointments and confirmed that midterm appointments may have shorter initial terms when filling vacancies.