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Severance names three to tree board, selects alternate
Summary
With exactly three applicants for three openings, Severance council appointed Bill Hill, Patrick Ryan and Mark White to the town’s tree board and named Bill West as alternate; council members briefly heard applicants’ backgrounds before confirming appointments.
The Town of Severance on Tuesday appointed three residents to its tree board and selected an alternate in a single motion after brief candidate introductions.
Because the number of applicants matched the number of vacancies, the council proceeded without a ballot. Councilmember Myers moved to appoint Bill Hill, Patrick Ryan and Mark White to the three open positions and to name Bill West as the alternate. Each of the appointees provided a short introduction: White described a background in resource planning and teaching, Hill said he owns a commercial landscape business and Ryan shared local experience and interest.
Council members discussed the board's role. The mayor explained the tree board advises on tree species and placement under the town’s Tree City USA criteria, participates in planning reviews, and typically meets monthly. The council acknowledged that the role does not require formal arborist certification and encouraged appointees to engage with the board’s work.
The motion carried on roll call; management will notify the appointees of start dates and board schedules.
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