Advisory board code amendments update: term limits, quorum and draft work program discussed
Staff reviewed city council consideration of advisory board code amendments (two-year terms, four consecutive terms limit, quorum as simple majority) and solicited input on a draft 2026 work program covering projects including Pacific Greenway and Grand Boulevard.
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City staff summarized recent advisory-board code amendments reviewed by City Council on Jan. 12 and discussed the proposed effects for the Bicycle Advisory Board. Tyler, the staff liaison, said the amendments would change member terms from three-year to two-year terms and allow up to four consecutive two-year terms (eight years total) to align with other boards. He also explained a quorum change: a quorum will be a simple majority of current membership (51 percent), which can change based on board size.
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