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Records Commission approves minutes and engineering records disposal; to propose two-year retention for volunteer applications

Records Commission · March 20, 2026
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Summary

The Records Commission approved the Oct. 16 minutes and an engineering records-disposal request, and agreed the chair will bring a formal RC 2 proposing a two-year retention period for volunteer boards-and-commissions applications at the next meeting.

The Records Commission approved the minutes of Oct. 16 and voted to approve an engineering request to dispose of records, then discussed how long to keep volunteer boards-and-commissions applications on file.

The chair said they had "talked to the law department about this" and noted that human resources "keep theirs for 2 years," and asked whether the proposal should be presented next time "in the form of an RC 2." A committee member replied that the commission has "a lot of very old ones on file" and called that practice "very deceptive." The chair said they would bring the RC 2 at the next meeting.

Earlier in the session a committee member moved to approve the Oct. 16 minutes and a second was recorded; the chair called for the question and members responded "aye." The chair then introduced the RC 3 request from engineering to dispose of records; a committee member moved to approve the disposal, a second was recorded and the commission voted in favor.

At the end of the meeting the chair called for a motion to adjourn; the motion and a second were recorded and the meeting concluded. One committee member said, "This will be my last meeting so it's been a pleasure."