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Council names ad hoc liaisons to Historic Preservation Commission
Summary
The council selected Councilmembers Meng and Ruhl to serve as the city's two representatives in an ad hoc committee with the Historic Preservation Commission to clarify roles and working process.
The Ojai City Council appointed Councilmember Kim Meng and Councilmember Ruhl to serve as the city’s two representatives on an ad hoc committee with the Historic Preservation Commission. The council’s planning‑level discussion focused on how the two bodies should coordinate going forward and on clarifying the commission’s role.
The ad hoc group was established after a recent joint meeting with the commission; the commission had already publicly selected its two members and the council completed its pair of appointments at Tuesday’s meeting. Councilmembers said the group will identify how the commission and council should interface, the scope of the commission’s responsibilities and possible process improvements. The council confirmed Meng and Ruhl by unanimous roll call.
