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County appoints members to Food Policy Board and Board of Adjustments

2270300 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

The Board appointed members to fill vacancies on the Food Policy Board and made reappointments to the Board of Adjustments; terms and partial-term openings were described during the meeting.

Annie Scott, speaking on behalf of the Food Policy Board, asked the county commissioners to appoint members to open seats and to elevate an alternate to an active member.

Scott said three members had chosen not to renew, leaving two terms that expired 12/31/2024 and one partial term through 12/31/2026. She requested appointment of Blake Lineweaver from alternate to active member for a new term through 12/31/2027. Scott reported two applicants — identified in the transcript as Stacia (last name not specified) and Mallory Popp — and recommended elevating Lineweaver and appointing Stacia to an active seat. The commissioners approved the appointments by voice vote (“Aye”). Scott said the county would reopen applications for the partial term and that Lineweaver’s elevation would open an alternate seat.

On a separate agenda item, county staff requested reappointments to the Board of Adjustments after three members resigned. The transcript records requests to move Jennifer Schultz from alternate to active member, reappoint Annie Mefford, and reappoint Andy for a new two-year term to secure quorum. Commissioners moved, seconded and approved those reappointments by voice vote.

The transcript lists applicants and seat expiration dates where given (e.g., 12/31/2027 and 12/31/2026). It does not include roll-call vote tallies, job descriptions for the appointees, or any new terms of service beyond the dates provided in the remarks. No conflicts of interest, recusals, or dissent were recorded during these items.