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Citizens Weed Advisory Board nominates Suzanne as chair and plans bylaws review
Summary
Board members agreed to nominate Suzanne as chair, will circulate a county-drafted code of conduct for signature, and expect staff to send a bylaws draft to the county attorney before bringing it back for board approval.
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Board members moved on to internal governance during the meeting, confirming procedures and discussing membership and bylaws.
The manager noted the board does not currently have a formal chair and said she had spoken with Suzanne, who was willing to serve. The board nominated Suzanne and recorded a second; members signaled agreement and the nomination moved forward.
Staff said a draft of bylaws has been prepared and that it will be routed to the county attorney for review before the board formally considers and votes on the bylaws at a subsequent meeting. The manager also said a county-required code of conduct was prepared by the county attorney’s office and will be recirculated for signatures for all volunteers on county boards and commissions.
Staff reminded the board there is one vacancy on the advisory board and asked members to refer candidates. The department is also recruiting a seasonal employee for noxious-weed work (position pays about $23 per hour, up to 28 hours per week).
Ending: The board confirmed the next meeting for Aug. 27 (4:30–6 p.m., Telluride) and the manager adjourned the meeting at 5:37 p.m.

