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Planning commission reelects Kennedy as chair; Singh chosen as vice chair

Fairfield Planning Commission · July 22, 2026
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Summary

At its July 22 meeting the Fairfield Planning Commission reelected Commissioner Kennedy as chair and elected Commissioner Singh as vice chair after nominations and a voice vote; the meeting also included a Brown Act refresher and staff updates.

The Fairfield Planning Commission reelected Commissioner Kennedy as chair and selected Commissioner Singh as vice chair during a July 22 meeting that included nominations, procedural questions and voice votes.

Commissioners debated nomination procedure and whether customary practices guide who is nominated for chair. After nominations and a voice vote, the presiding officer announced, "Commissioner Kennedy has been a reelected chairman of the planning commission." The transcript does not include a roll-call style tally of individual votes; the outcome was announced by the chair during the meeting.

For vice chair, Commissioners Singh and Paul were nominated. Commissioner Paul declined his nomination in favor of Mr. Singh, and the commission then elected Commissioner Singh by voice vote.

The elections were conducted during the scheduled matters portion of the agenda after routine business including approval of the agenda and minutes. The commission briefly debated whether nominations should be collected before voting, with at least one member asking whether accepting a nomination should occur prior to a vote. The chair and other commissioners clarified procedure and accepted verbal confirmations from nominees before proceeding to the vote.

No other formal leadership actions or contested ballots were recorded in the meeting transcript. The commission moved on to a Brown Act presentation by the assistant city attorney and other agenda items after the leadership elections.