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Mayor urged to appoint Jose Cano to Oxnard Cultural Arts Commission

3115057 · April 24, 2025
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Summary

Oxnard City Clerk Lulie Lopez recommended that the mayor, subject to council approval, appoint Jose Cano to the Cultural Arts Commission representing District 4; Councilwoman Rodriguez made the nomination and staff said additional nominations will be returned on a rolling basis.

Lulie Lopez, Oxnard City Clerk, told the City Council that the mayor, with council approval, should appoint Jose Cano to the Cultural Arts Commission to represent District 4. "The recommendation that the mayor, with the approval of the city council, appoint Jose Cano to the Cultural Arts Commission representing District 4," Lopez said.

Lopez explained that the Cultural Arts Commission advises the city on matters related to cultural arts, including public art. She said the commission is composed of seven members who must reside in the city, be at least 18 years old and have special knowledge or interest in the arts.

Councilwoman Rodriguez nominated Jose Cano to fill the District 4 seat and Lopez said he has passed the city's formal background check procedures. No formal council vote or final appointment was recorded in the presentation; Lopez said staff will return on a rolling basis with additional city council nominations to fill remaining vacancies on the city's commissions, committees and boards.

The presentation consisted of a staff recommendation and a formal nomination; the clerk and the nominating councilmember provided the procedural details and the next step is council consideration and approval before any appointment takes effect. Lopez concluded the item by thanking the council and public for their attention.