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Lake Forest council reaffirms regional appointments, assigns ad hoc roles for 2026
Summary
Council reviewed and confirmed appointments to regional boards and city ad hoc committees on Dec. 16, 2025, reaffirming most designations, nominating Councilmember Tetimer to the budget/audit committee and assigning Economic Development and legislative ('ledge') ad hoc roles to the incoming mayor and Councilmember Tetimer.
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City staff presented recommended appointments to regional boards and standing and ad hoc city committees during the Dec. 16 Lake Forest City Council meeting.
Councilmembers discussed reaffirming existing regional delegates, designated Mayor Pro Tem Piqueno as the Cal Cities (League of California Cities) delegate and nominated Councilmember Tetimer for the budget/audit committee. Councilmembers clarified that some ad hoc committees (economic development, legislative/"ledge") are intended to include the mayor and one additional councilmember; the council stipulated the incoming mayor will serve with Councilmember Tetimer on those ad hoc assignments.
Several friendly amendments and procedural clarifications were offered on the floor, including a motion that Councilmember Doug Serbo replace a retiring member on the city council policy ad hoc committee; that motion passed unanimously. City staff noted some ad hoc committees are not subject to the Brown Act and have limited, task-specific roles.
The actions recorded in the meeting reflect council agreement to the staffing recommendations and the specific substitutions and nominations announced on the record. No budgetary changes were adopted during this item.

