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Sedona appoints two residents to Historic Preservation Commission after interviews
Summary
After interviews with two candidates, Sedona officials appointed Karen Stupak and Bobby Woods to fill two openings on the city’s Historic Preservation Commission. Candidates emphasized preservation outreach and local knowledge; commissioners stressed the commission’s limited landmarking role and monthly meeting cadence.
Sedona officials on an otherwise routine meeting interviewed applicants for the city’s Historic Preservation Commission and then appointed Karen Stupak and Bobby Woods to two open seats.
The appointments came after individual interviews in which applicants described their ties to the Verde Valley, relevant experience and what they hoped to contribute. Mayor Scott Jopel and Vice Mayor Holly Plude and the commission chair, Nate Myers, asked each candidate a standard set of questions about qualifications, the local landmarking process and time commitment.
Karen Stupak, a preservation professional who said she had served in…
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