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Council fills multiple commission seats and approves agency budget items in unanimous votes
Summary
At its Feb. 26 meeting Westminster City Council approved the West Orange County Water Board budget share, confirmed multiple commission appointments, and cleared several consent items; most motions passed unanimously.
The Westminster City Council completed several routine and appointment votes on Feb. 26, approving a shared water‑board budget contribution, confirming multiple commission and committee appointees, and adopting the remainder of the consent calendar.
The council approved Westminster’s share of the West Orange County Water Board budget for FY 2025–26 and Westminster’s contribution of $300,685; the motion carried 5–0.
The meeting included multiple slate appointments across advisory bodies. Among actions taken and recorded in the meeting minutes: - Tammy Hamill was appointed to the Citizens Oversight Committee for Measure Y and E (motion carried 5–0). - Park and Recreation Commission appointments: Grant Harding (appointed by Councilwoman Fan West), Jason Wade Gray (mayor’s appointment), Donald Lank (appointed by Councilmember Mark Nguyen), Tim Hogan (appointed by Councilmember Namquan Nguyen); one district appointment was deferred to a later meeting; motion carried 5–0. - Planning Commission appointments: Casey Wolbert (District 1 appointment), John Gentile (District 3 appointment); one appointment deferred to the next meeting; motion carried 5–0. - Cultural Arts Commission appointments: Amy Gremlin (District 1), Ashton Kawe (District 3), Andrew Tran (Vice Mayor’s appointment); remaining seats deferred where noted; motion carried 5–0. - Traffic Commission appointments: Donald Lank (Vice Mayor Manzo) and Khan Winn (mayor’s nomination), among others; several appointments were recorded as approved and a few deferred; recorded vote was 5–0 on the slate as presented.
Council moved the remainder of the consent calendar (with item 3.4 pulled for discussion) in a single motion; that motion carried 5–0. The midyear budget review (agenda item 3.4) was pulled for separate discussion and later received and filed by a 4–0 vote (one member absent).
All recorded appointment motions and the water-board budget action passed without recorded dissent. Where individual appointments were deferred, council indicated those listings would be returned at a subsequent meeting.
Ending: Council confirmed a slate of advisory‑body appointments and approved routine budget and consent actions; deferred appointments will return to a future agenda for confirmation.
