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Staff: city council will consider ordinance to shift board terms to two-year cycle
Summary
Staff told the commission that the city council will take a second reading of an ordinance next week to convert boards and commissions to two-year terms and move term starts from October to January; transition details will be provided at the next commission meeting.
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Staff informed the commission that the city council has scheduled a second reading next week of an ordinance that would convert all boards and commissions to two-year terms and shift the term start date from October to January.
Members were told the change means current terms would hold over until January, the appointment process timeline will shift, and staff will provide a transition plan describing which members' terms will be affected and how appointments will proceed. Staff committed to bringing the detailed transition information to the commission at the next meeting.
Why it matters: the ordinance affects turnover timing, appointment windows and how new membership cycles are managed across city advisory bodies.

