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Florence City staff lists multiple board and commission vacancies, cites eligibility requirements
Summary
City staff reported vacancies across several boards and commissions, noting specific eligibility rules: the accommodations tax advisory committee requires a hospitality-industry member, the Design Review Board requires a professional architect, and the Public Safety Citizens Review Board requires applicants to be at least 21 years old.
A city staff member told the council that Florence has openings on multiple boards and commissions and summarized eligibility and assignment rules for each vacancy.
The staff report identified the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee vacancy and said the committee’s seat must be filled by someone in the hospitality industry and therefore falls to Mayor Pro Tem Jabali to identify a candidate. The Design Review Board vacancy must be filled by a professional architect and falls to Councilman McCall; staff said there are presently no applicants meeting that qualification. The Construction and Maintenance Board of Adjustments and Appeals has four positions that, by ordinance, fall to the mayor to fill. The Resilience and Sustainability Advisory Committee vacancy falls to Councilman Smith and currently has no applicants. The Public Safety Citizens Review Board requires members be at least 21 years old and staff reported five applicants for that board; the assignment for that board falls to Councilman McCall. The Board of Zoning Appeals has one vacancy that falls to the mayor and was deferred.
Staff closed by urging interested residents who meet eligibility requirements to apply to the city; council accepted the report and later moved to adjourn.
The meeting adjourned after the commissions and boards report.
