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Talent subcommittee reviews RFQ scores for two housing teams, names acting chair and plans interviews
Summary
Subcommittee members reviewed staff scoring of two firms responding to a housing RFQ, raised potential conflicts of interest, appointed Dave Pastizzo as acting chair by assent, and asked staff to schedule interviews and supply follow-up questions before making a recommendation to the full board.
Members of a Talent subcommittee met to review staff scoring of two teams that responded to a request for qualifications for a housing development on a city-owned site and to set next steps in the selection process.
During roll call the panel recorded Board member Colle and Board member Pestizo as present and noted Mayor Ayersflood was absent. Staff members Alex Campbell and Rick Zylstra were listed as present.
The group first designated an acting chair after the mayor failed to join. A participant nominated Dave Pastizzo for the role; Pastizzo accepted the nomination, and members agreed to the appointment by assent.
Staff presented the RFQ scoring matrix used to evaluate proposals. "So what we have in front of us is the scoring matrix," Rick Zylstra said, explaining the rubric and point ranges. He said the rubric is a guidance tool rather than a binding formula and walked members…
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