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Taylor council approves new Planning & Zoning meeting date, begins staggered-term appointments
Summary
The council voted unanimously to change the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting date to avoid a calendar conflict and authorized soliciting and appointing commissioners to reestablish staggered three‑year terms.
Taylor Town Council on April 9 voted to change the Planning and Zoning Commission's regular meeting date and to begin a process to solicit and appoint commissioners so that three‑year staggered terms are reestablished.
Manager Gus Lundberg explained the proposed date change was intended to avoid a scheduling conflict with the Town of Snowflake; staff recommended moving the commission’s meeting day. The meeting minutes contain an inconsistency: the agenda item title referenced the third Tuesday, while Lundberg’s description and council discussion described changing the date to the second Tuesday of each month to prevent a clash with Snowflake’s calendar. Council approved the new meeting date and the appointment process unanimously.
Council Member Jason Brubaker moved to approve the date change and to begin soliciting interested residents for appointments; Council Member Sherry Cosper Duke seconded the motion. Town code was cited as the authority setting three‑year commissioner terms; the council instructed staff to begin soliciting applicants so staggered terms can be implemented.
The minutes do not list individual vote tallies, only that the motion passed unanimously. No specific appointment names or effective dates for the new terms were provided in the record; staff will return with appointment details when the solicitation is complete.
