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Council approves retirement resolution, adopts arts and recreation code changes on second reading
Summary
Daly City Council commended Director Tatum Mothershed on her retirement and adopted two ordinances amending municipal code chapters for the Arts & Culture and Recreation commissions on second reading; both ordinances passed by unanimous roll call votes.
The Daly City Council adopted a retirement resolution recognizing Tatum Mothershed for more than 26 years of service to the city and approved two municipal-code amendments on second reading regarding the Arts & Culture Commission and the Recreation Commission.
City Manager Tom Piccolotti introduced the resolution honoring Mothershed’s long service; councilmembers offered tributes before the resolution was moved, seconded and approved as part of the consent calendar’s pulled-item process.
On substantive code changes, City Attorney Kelly Scott summarized two second-reading ordinances: one amending Chapter 2.16 related to the Arts and Culture Commission and another amending Chapter 2.2 related to the Recreation Commission. Both ordinances had been introduced at a prior meeting and were up for adoption on Jan. 26. Council moved and seconded the motions for adoption; the council recorded unanimous roll-call votes of "aye" from members present: Miss DiGiovanni, Doctor Rod, Miss Perano, Miss Manalo and Glenn Sylvester.
What passed: - Resolution commending Tatum Mothershed on the occasion of her retirement (item 14 on the consent calendar). - Ordinance amending Chapter 2.16 (Arts & Culture Commission) — adopted on second reading. - Ordinance amending Chapter 2.2 (Recreation Commission) — adopted on second reading.
Procedural notes: The consent calendar was initially approved with item 14 pulled for separate recognition; item 14 (the Mothershed resolution) was then moved, seconded and approved.
Next steps: The ordinances take effect according to the municipal code’s standard effective date for adopted ordinances unless otherwise specified in the text of each ordinance; staff did not announce alternate effective dates at the meeting.
