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Commission adopts 2025 meeting schedule with July date marked tentative
Summary
The commission voted to approve its 2025 meeting calendar while noting the July 17 meeting is tentative due to member availability and possible scheduling needs around budget timing.
The commission reviewed and approved its proposed 2025 meeting schedule, but members flagged a July conflict. The Chair asked staff to confirm availability for key members and noted that if the July 17 date did not work they would reschedule.
A commissioner raised a scheduling concern for July and suggested moving the meeting to June or earlier in July to allow time for budget requests. Legal counsel advised that changes to a published schedule can be made later by motion if the change is properly noticed. The commission then voted to approve the 2025 calendar with the July 17 meeting treated as tentative.
The Chair asked staff to contact absent members Pat and Margaret to confirm whether the July date would remain feasible; staff agreed to follow up via email and return with confirmation.
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