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The board held a brief executive session to discuss the performance of a public employee, then returned with no formal decisions recorded from the closed meeting.
Jessica Warren, human resources, asked the board to approve filling the public land surveyor position at salary grade 560. She said there is an internal applicant who meets qualifications and that filling the position would leave the applicant’s prior role vacant. All three commissioners present agreed to the hiring request during the briefing.
On planning matters, staff recommended reappointing Mark (current planning commission chair) citing his experience; commissioners raised no objections. Staff also set a closed-record hearing for Jan. 13 on a short plat subdivision that adds one lot; planning commissioners had unanimously approved the short plat at the planning commission level.
No contested votes were recorded at the briefing; staff said they would follow up with formal documentation and bring any items requiring a formal vote to the regular meeting schedule.
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