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Roseville City Council appoints members to multiple boards and commissions; appointments for terms through June 30, 2029
Summary
At its June 18 meeting the Roseville City Council approved multiple appointments to the Design Committee, Planning Commission, Economic Development Advisory Committee, Grants Advisory Commission, Local Sales Tax Citizens’ Oversight Committee and the Public Utilities Commission; the council voted unanimously on the consolidated motion.
The Roseville City Council voted unanimously on June 18 to fill multiple biannual vacancies across boards and commissions and approved appointments with terms expiring June 30, 2029.
The council considered Item 44, the biannual vacancies report from the City Clerk’s Office, and appointed members to seven bodies in a single motion. Katrina (City Clerk Department) presented the applications and recommended slate. After a paper ballot process for several seats, the council approved the following appointments (terms expiring 06/30/2029):
- Design Committee: Michael Roney (appointed to a 4‑year term). - Planning Commission: Clifford Hagenjos and Bruce Hagler (two 4‑year terms). - Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC): Jeff Richardson, Lilia Tomazian, and Michael Troans (three 4‑year terms). - Grants Advisory Commission: Venu Malasara and Michael Murray (two 4‑year terms). - Local Sales Tax Citizens’ Oversight Committee: Stephanie Hill and John Spate (incumbent appointments). - Public Utilities Commission: Edward Bilski, Richard DeMarche, and Gus Petrebourg (three 4‑year terms).
Why this matters: These advisory bodies review design, planning, economic development and utility matters that feed recommendations to staff and council. Filling vacancies restores full membership for hearings, reviews and oversight functions.
Voting and procedure: The council used a consolidated motion to approve all appointments. The item was moved and seconded and carried by roll call; the clerk recorded unanimous “Yes” votes from the council. The meeting transcript records individual ballot tallies used by council members to select nominees during the appointment process (the ballot recounts and tallies were read into the record before the consolidated motion). The clerk read the final motion and the council approved the appointments by roll call: Vice Mayor Albert — Yes; Council Member Helgesheld — Yes; Council Member Mendonza — Yes; Council Member Ricucci — Yes; Mayor Bernasconi — Yes.
Provenance: Item 44 presentation, applicant tallies and roll call appear in the June 18 meeting transcript (presentation and ballots were read between the consent calendar and the fiscal‑year budget item).
