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New members seated; Philip Amos elected chair, committee keeps quarterly schedule
Summary
The committee welcomed two new members, elected Philip Amos as chair and Brennan as vice chair, discussed meeting times, tours of the landfill and convenience-center hours, and agreed to retain the current quarterly meeting schedule.
The committee opened by welcoming two newly seated members: Brandon Garza from District 4 and Philip Amos in District 3. The body moved to elect officers for the remainder of the term; Philip Amos accepted nomination and was elected chair, and Brennan accepted the vice-chair nomination. Nominations were closed and votes were unanimous.
Members discussed meeting start times and whether to change the quarterly schedule to accommodate residents; a motion to retain the current quarterly meeting schedule and time carried unanimously. Committee members also discussed organizing facility tours so new members can view operations; staff will coordinate dates with the county administrator and ensure public-meeting rules are met if more than two members attend.
Other operational matters raised under old business included possible changes to convenience-center hours, signage updates to clarify county-usage restrictions, and follow-up on prior recommendations about enforcement and resident access. The committee asked staff to research hours, signage and any contractual constraints before taking formal recommendations to the board of supervisors.
Next steps: staff to coordinate tours, compile information about convenience-center operating hours and signage, and report back at the next quarterly meeting.
