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Big Bear Lake council interviews GPAC applicants; appointments set for next week amid debate over committee size
Summary
The Big Bear Lake City Council conducted candidate interviews for the 2050 General Plan Advisory Committee, heard three applicants’ backgrounds and approaches, and agreed to resume interviews next Tuesday. Councilors debated committee size, alternates and an orientation to clarify the panel’s advisory role.
The Big Bear Lake City Council on Monday interviewed applicants for its 2050 General Plan Advisory Committee and agreed to hold a second round of interviews next week, while members debated how large the advisory committee should be and whether to name alternates.
Erica, who opened the session, told applicants that the council had allotted 15 minutes and four questions per interview and that the city clerk would time each session. "We have allotted 15 minutes for each interviewee," Erica said, and later told candidates staff would "reach out to you and to all the applicants and let you know whether or not you have been appointed to serve." The council said it intends to make GPAC appointments next Tuesday following the second round of interviews.
Three applicants who spoke…
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