Council expands Rent Study Committee to 11 members to broaden representation
The council approved a rules committee recommendation to expand the Rent Study Committee from nine to 11 members, preserving at least two renter and two landlord seats and asking appointees to reflect a balanced range of perspectives.
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The Easthampton City Council voted Aug. 5 to expand the Rent Study Committee from nine to 11 members to broaden community participation and ensure diverse perspectives in the rent stabilization study process.
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