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Authority approves Citizens Advisory and Small Business Advisory committee appointments
Summary
The board approved appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee and annual appointments to the Small Business Advisory Committee, including the appointment of Justin Bosnoyan and replacement nomination of Jose Rendon.
The Solid Waste Authority approved appointments to two advisory bodies and ratified at‑large seats for the Small Business Advisory Committee (SBAC).
Under item 9A‑2 staff presented current Citizens Advisory Committee membership, noting one vacancy in District 4 and a redistricting change that moved a current District 6 representative, Ray Maurer, into Commissioner Weiss’s district so he could no longer serve as the District 6 representative. Commissioner Marino nominated Justin Bosnoyan for District 1. Commissioner Barnett said his prior nominee, Rafael Amaro, no longer wished to serve and nominated Jose Rendon as his replacement.
Financial management staff also presented SBAC appointments. The SBAC has 11 members (one appointment per board member plus four at‑large seats confirmed by the board). Michelle Demotter was reappointed for District 3. The board approved the at‑large appointments by voice vote.
Why it matters: The SBAC is a standing advisory body that provides input on procurement and small business matters; maintaining complete membership supports that advisory function.
Board action
A board member moved and the board approved the Citizens Advisory Committee and the SBAC appointments and ratified the at‑large SBAC seats by voice vote.
Ending
Staff will update committee rosters and proceed with onboarding of newly approved members.
