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Council returns Parks & Recreation Board bylaws to board for code consistency
Summary
The council sent Resolution No. 2296 — bylaws for the Parks & Recreation Board modeled on the Economic Development Commission — back to the Parks & Recreation Board for review to ensure consistency with city code; motion passed unanimously.
City Manager Bill Reid presented Resolution No. 2296 proposing bylaws for the Parks & Recreation Board that were modeled on the Economic Development Commission's bylaws. Councilors identified inconsistencies between the proposed bylaws and existing city code and directed the Parks & Recreation Board to review and correct the draft before returning it to council.
Councilor Michele McCall-Wallace moved to return the bylaws to the Parks & Recreation Board for alignment with city code; Councilor Aaron Dumbrow seconded. The motion passed unanimously. The Parks & Recreation Board had previously voted unanimously to forward the bylaws for council consideration; the council asked for additional review to ensure legal and code conformity before final adoption.
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