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Council considers role, structure of ad hoc bond election committee; staff to reform group and return with changes as needed
Summary
Council discussed the makeup and purpose of an ad hoc bond-election committee tied to a possible fall bond; council members generally favored retaining a seven-member citizen committee, and staff said terms have expired and they will re-form the committee and return with any ordinance changes.
Council and staff held an extended discussion March 20 about forming an ad hoc citizen bond-election committee ahead of a potential fall bond election. Assistant City Manager Vicky Rios and fiscal staff reviewed the 2023 bond process, community surveying and prior outreach and said a completed community-survey instrument will be reported to council at the April 8 meeting.
Levi Gibson and Rios told council the previous bond committee (created by ordinance Sept. 24, 2019) consisted of seven resident members whose terms expired Jan. 31 and that staff’s role is to "educate and inform" the committee and the public but not to advocate for or against ballot…
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