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Spring Hill council confirms board appointments; Cemetery Board slate passes after Council President recusal and one no vote

City of Spring Hill City Council · February 26, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a slate of Cemetery Board nominees (one councilmember recused and another voted no because he said he did not know the nominees), confirmed a Parks Advisory Board appointment, and approved Planning Commission nominees.

Mayor Young nominated multiple citizen volunteers to fill vacant seats on the city's advisory boards and commissions during the Feb. 26 meeting.

For the Cemetery Board, Mayor Young presented a slate that included Polly Mahoney, John Nevius and Keith Stiles for three-year terms and Ashley Thron to finish an unexpired term. Council President Phillip Thron recused himself and muted his sound for the Cemetery Board vote; the nominations were accepted 2-1-0. Councilman Ivan Delgado said, "I voted no since I do not know the individuals, so I didn't feel comfortable voting." Thron later unmuted and returned to the meeting record.

Mayor Young also nominated Sydney Unruh for a three-year term on the Parks Advisory Board; that nomination was accepted 3-1 with Delgado opposed. The council nominated Rodolfo Arevalo and Rachel Jones to three-year terms on the Planning Commission and Travis Nace to an unexpired term; the Planning Commission slate was accepted 4-0-0.

No public testimony opposing the appointees was recorded in the meeting minutes. The appointments became effective upon council action at the Feb. 26 meeting.