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Archaeological Commission seeks Native American and industry representatives; training postponed to early fall
Summary
Commission chair Sandy Adeyemo said two commission seats (Native American and industry representative) remain open and that a planned in-person training at the Willits Museum has been postponed until early fall; the commission encouraged interested members of the public to contact Planning and Building Services.
Chair Sandy Adeyemo used the July 15 meeting to remind the public that two commission seats remain open: one for a Native American representative and one for an industry representative. She encouraged interested people to contact the Planning and Building Services Department or the executive office for application details and qualifications.
Adeyemo also reported that a previously planned in-person training at the Willits Museum — intended for county planners and interested public members on the importance of archaeological review in project permitting — has been postponed until further notice and is likely to be scheduled in early fall. The commission said it will post the special meeting agenda at least 72 hours before a future training meeting and will keep commissioners and the public informed.
With no further business, the commission adjourned at 3:06 p.m.
