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Cultural and Fine Arts Commission reappoints chair and names Meredith vice chair in 4-0-3 votes

2173527 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

At the Jan. 21 meeting, the commission conducted its annual reorganization: nominations were opened and, after no public comment, roll-call votes approved Chair Shaylene to another term and appointed Meredith as vice chair. Both motions were recorded as carrying 4-0-3.

The Cultural and Fine Arts Commission completed its annual reorganization on Jan. 21, with the commission nominating and voting to install leadership for 2025.

Deputy City Clerk Monique outlined the process and opened nominations for chair and vice chair. Commissioners nominated Chair Shaylene to continue as chair and later nominated Meredith for vice chair. The commission took no public comment on either nomination and then proceeded to roll-call votes.

Both leadership votes were recorded as carrying 4-0-3 (four in favor, none opposed, three absent). The meeting transcript shows the nomination period closed before roll call and no public comments were received on the items.

Deputy Clerk Monique explained that the commission conducts reorganization annually and that when a nominee receives a majority at roll call the nominee is declared the winner; the commission followed that procedure on both items.

Commission members present who voted in the roll calls recorded in the transcript included Commissioners Emerson, Momsen, Van Wagner and Brown and Vice Chair Knudson. The transcript indicates several commissioners were absent that evening and not part of the roll calls.

Speakers quoted in this article are identified in the meeting transcript. The votes are recorded in the transcript as 4-0-3; individual recorded names for each yea vote appear in the roll call but the official tally announced during the meeting was 4-0-3.