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Mayor reminds council to submit board and planning commission appointments

5120522 · July 2, 2025
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Summary

The mayor of Anniston told the council that appointments remain outstanding for a city board and the planning commission, said the mayor and a city staff member occupy seats on the board, and pledged to provide a Main Street appointment; no formal vote was taken.

The mayor of Anniston reminded the city council that appointments remain outstanding for a local board and for the planning commission and said the mayor and a city staff member hold seats on that board. The mayor added they will provide an appointment for the Main Street position.

The comments, made during council business, served as a reminder that the council has not yet received counsel or nominations for the board seats. The speaker said they had not heard counsel about who the council wanted to appoint and that one board seat is occupied by the mayor and another by a city staff member; the speaker did not specify the staff member's department.

There was no formal motion, vote, or written appointment shown in the transcript excerpt. The mayor said they would follow up with nominations for the planning commission and submit a Main Street appointment, but offered no timeline in the recorded remarks.

The record does not identify additional details about the board's statutory authority, deadlines for appointments, or which specific Main Street seat is at issue. Those items were not specified in the meeting excerpt.