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Parks board approves June minutes; delays election of chair and notes membership changes
Summary
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved its June 11 minutes, voted to table nomination and election of chair until September, and discussed open advisory-board applications and a member's decision to step back from the board.
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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved the minutes from its June 11 meeting and voted to table the nomination and election of a chair until the September meeting during its July 16 session.
A motion to approve the June 11 minutes was made and seconded; the board voted "aye" and the minutes were approved as presented. The board also moved to table the nomination and election of chair until the September meeting to allow mayor and council time to determine who will fill the role under revised term-limit language.
Board members discussed whether to involve the town attorney given the consultant delays on the Memorial Park expansion, but the group agreed to have the city manager first address the consultant's responsiveness.
Staff said four applications had been received for advisory-board openings, including applications from Kelly and Bill; the application deadline is July 31. The mayor and staff will meet to review applications and forward appointments to mayor and council for action.
During the meeting one board member (identified in the transcript as Nick) said he will step back from the board to focus on coaching and local volunteer work. The board thanked him for his service and encouraged him to remain involved as a community volunteer.
No additional formal votes were recorded at the meeting.

