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Planning Commission announces resignation, now has one vacant seat
Summary
A commissioner resigned, leaving one seat on the City of Green River Planning Commission; the seat carries two years remaining and staff reported at least two people have already expressed interest in filling it.
The City of Green River Planning Commission announced at its June 17 meeting that member Dustin resigned because he is working out of state, creating one vacancy on the seven-member board.
Staff said Dustin’s term runs through 2027 and the commission will appoint someone to finish the remaining two years of the term. Staff told the commission that two people had already expressed interest in the open seat and explained the choice would fill the existing term rather than start a new full term.
Commissioners reviewed current term expiration dates for sitting members as context for potential future turnover. They noted that some members, including Tanya McLeod, are running for city council, which could result in additional vacancies depending on electoral outcomes.
What happens next: Interested applicants may apply for the vacancy and the commission or appointing authority will follow the city’s appointment process to fill the unexpired term.
