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City introduces assistant city attorney Joshua Myers to planning commission
Summary
The planning commission was introduced to new assistant city attorney Joshua Myers, who described his land-use and HOA governance experience and said he will support commission work on procedural and land-use matters.
City staff introduced Joshua Myers as the new assistant city attorney who will support the planning commission. Myers said he focuses on land use and real-estate matters and has experience with planning commissions and HOA governance, adding that he has worked with municipalities on South-side development issues and looks forward to assisting the commission.
Myers told commissioners the rules-of-order change is meant to guide efficient meetings and said that "failure to strictly adhere to the Robert rules of order will not invalidate any of your decisions or your votes," an assurance intended to reduce procedural concern about the proposed bylaws change. Commissioners gave brief introductions of their own professional backgrounds and welcomed Myers.
