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Alsea/L.C. Citizen Advisory Committee elects chair, vice chair and assigns staggered terms

2947286 · April 10, 2025
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Summary

The Alsea/L.C. Citizen Advisory Committee voted unanimously to assign staggered terms to its current members and to elect Janet as chair and Misty as vice chair, actions meant to stabilize the newly reconstituted CAC ahead of a comprehensive‑plan update.

The Alsea/L.C. Citizen Advisory Committee voted unanimously to assign staggered term lengths to recently seated members and elected officers to lead the revived committee.

At the meeting the CAC adopted the slate recommended by a committee member that assigned three‑year terms to Zeb Olson, Misty Muncy and Tim Pearson; two‑year terms to Mimi Stout and Janet (surname not specified); and one‑year terms to two alternates, Scotty Jones and Randy (surname not present). Janet was nominated and elected chair; Misty was nominated and elected vice chair. Both officer elections were unanimous.

The motion to adopt the term allocations was made by Janet and seconded by Misty; the committee recorded a unanimous "aye" vote. The chair nomination was moved and seconded and passed unanimously; the vice‑chair nomination likewise passed unanimously.

County staff confirmed they will update the official roster and asked members to provide contact details to community development staff for posting on the LCCAC page. Staff said routine administrative support (meeting posting, minutes and recording) will be coordinated through the community development office; the committee discussed whether county staff or the CAC will post notices in the Corvallis Gazette‑Times and on local channels.

The committee also discussed next steps including bylaw revision, equipment needs for reliable Zoom recording and an upcoming Benton County planning commission visit to solicit local input for a comprehensive plan update. The CAC directed staff to follow up on these items and to circulate the updated membership roster.