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Task force seeks council permission to reopen Mulholland award nominations; member submits advance letter
Summary
Members discussed reopening nominations for the Mulholland award, which was originally awarded only in spring; a member read a nomination letter for Ellen Vaughn, and the town attorney said he would raise the rule change request with Town Council on June 16 so staff could distribute nomination papers if council permits.
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The task force discussed the Mulholland award’s nomination timing on June 11 and asked Town Council to approve a procedural change so nominations can be opened outside the award’s usual spring window. A task force member asked Counselor King to raise the issue with council so nomination papers could be distributed by town staff if the council agrees to “bend the rules.”
Jennifer Resk, a task force member, read a prepared nomination letter recommending Ellen Vaughn for the Mulholland award and described Vaughn’s environmental and community involvement, including service with Mound House and other local conservation groups. Resk acknowledged nominations were not yet open but asked the committee to consider the name if council approves a timing change.
Counselor King said he would bring the request to Town Council at its June 16 meeting. The chair said that if Council approves, town staff would prepare and distribute nomination forms.
No formal committee vote changed award rules at the June 11 meeting; the action described was a staff/council referral and member submission of a nomination letter for future processing should council authorize a timing change.

