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Council hears staff proposal for neighborhood councils; decides to defer formal creation
Summary
Council received a staff report on proposed neighborhood councils designed to increase resident engagement, discussed merits and concerns about added bureaucracy and staff time, and did not take formal action. Council members asked staff to return with communication and engagement options.
The Fillmore City Council on Feb. 11 discussed a staff proposal to form neighborhood councils but did not approve forming the bodies at this meeting.
Deputy City Clerk Eddy Guy presented the proposed structure and bylaws, saying the idea is to enhance resident participation, serve as advisory bodies to the city council and planning commission, and provide localized input on development, public safety and infrastructure. The proposal recommended starting with one representative per voting district, with the option to expand to up to two…
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