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Council reappoints members to city authorities and names Tom Livingston to redevelopment agency
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Summary
The council unanimously accepted a resignation, approved the appointment of Tom Livingston to the Redevelopment Agency and reappointed Matthew Sepek to the Parking Authority and Mark Hiller and Peter Johnson to the Shellfish Commission.
The Norwalk City Council accepted the resignation of Christina Randall from the BIPOC Commission and voted to forward an appointment and several reappointments.
Council moved to appoint Tom Livingston to the Redevelopment Agency. Speakers described Livingston—s background as an attorney, his prior council service and work as a chief of staff, and council members praised his experience and volunteer record. The council approved the appointment unanimously.
The council also reappointed Matthew Sepek to the Parking Authority; Sepek—s service and leadership roles were summarized by the council member who moved the reappointment. Mark Hiller and Peter Johnson were reappointed to the Shellfish Commission after brief biographical presentations.
Why it matters: These appointments shape advisory and quasi-judicial city boards that oversee redevelopment, parking policy and shellfish resources—areas with operational and community impact.
Next steps: Newly appointed and reappointed members will assume their duties per city rules; administrative staff will complete appointment paperwork.
