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London City Council approves mayoral slate for committees, 4-2; members debate role of Income Tax Review Board
Summary
The London City Council voted 4-2 to approve seven appointments the mayor submitted to advisory boards and commissions. Council members asked for clarification about the Income Tax Review Board’s function; city staff read the relevant codified ordinance explaining the board hears appeals of income-tax rulings.
The London City Council voted 4-2 to approve a slate of seven appointments the mayor sent to the council, after members debated one nominee and requested clarification about the Income Tax Review Board’s role.
Council President Peters was absent. The appointments the mayor submitted and the council approved were: Todd Beathard for the Board of Zoning Appeals; Angie Harris for the Historic District Review Board; John Stahl for the Tree Commission; Sarah Mars for the Parks and Recreation Commission; Steve Lalonic for the Income Tax Review Board; David Mars and Shannon Treanor for the Historic Downtown Revitalization Committee. Council action came after a voice-then-roll-call vote that produced four ayes and two nays.
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