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Hubbard Planning Commission swears in Mark Young, keeps Glenn as chair and names Phil vice chair
Summary
At its March 17 meeting the commission administered the oath to Mark Young (term through Dec. 31, 2028) and conducted annual reorganization: Glenn was nominated and accepted to continue as chair and Phil was elected vice chair by voice votes.
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The Hubbard Planning Commission swore in Mark Young for a term ending Dec. 31, 2028, and completed its annual leadership reorganization at the March 17 meeting.
During the ceremony Mark Young repeated the oath for planning commissioners: "That I will faithfully perform the duties of planning commissioner ... and support the constitution and laws of the United States and of the state of Oregon. So help me God." Commissioners welcomed Young back to the body.
In routine reorganization business, Commissioner (speaker Glenn) was nominated to serve as chair and accepted the nomination; the commission carried the nomination by voice vote. Glenn then nominated Phil for vice chair; Phil accepted and the commission approved the appointment by voice vote.
The commission also approved the minutes of the Dec. 10, 2025 meeting by motion and voice vote. With no additional business, members adjourned approximately five minutes early.
Why it matters: These routine leadership and administrative actions set the commission's chair and vice chair for the year, clarifying who will set agendas and preside over hearings.
What's next: Commission business resumes on the next regular agenda; any matters requiring formal hearing will be scheduled under the new leadership.

