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Urbana BPAC approves bylaw change to seat elected youth representatives and elects vice chair
Summary
BPAC approved a bylaw change allowing the commission to elect one or two youth representatives (ages 14–18) with renewable one-year, nonvoting terms; the commission elected two youth applicants by voice vote and selected Bruce as vice chair.
Urbana’s Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission voted on Nov. 18 to update its bylaws so the commission, rather than the mayor, elects one or two youth representatives who may participate in discussion but not cast binding votes.
The bylaw amendment, proposed in the meeting packet, specifies youth representatives must be ages 14–18 (allowing an 18-year-old to remain if still a student) and serve one-year terms…
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