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Navasota council fills multiple boards and commissions seats; Parks board nomination sequence changes
Summary
Following an executive session, the council appointed members to multiple boards and commissions, including the Airport Advisory Committee, Board of Adjustments, Economic Development Corporation, Keep Navasota Beautiful, Navasota Housing Authority, and the Planning and Zoning Commission; a proposed Parks and Recreation slate was altered after an initial motion failed for lack of a second.
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At the Sept. 22 meeting the council met in executive session under Section 551.074 of the Texas Government Code to discuss appointments, then reconvened and approved multiple appointments by motion and vote. Appointees (terms ending September 2026) include Scott Beddingfield, Bobby Gentry, Mac Vaughn and Robert Miller to the Airport Advisory Committee; Kathleen Dimmel, Dale Cotton, Debra Fincher, Erin Wilhite (Alternate No. 1), Carin Groh (Alternate No. 3) and Ana Mize (Alternate No. 4) to the Board of Adjustments; Bert Miller, Kathy Prescott, Dillion Hughes and Kevin Clark to the Economic Development Corporation; and others listed in the minutes.
Mayor Pro‑Tem Josh M. Fultz moved an initial Parks and Recreation Board slate (John Matthew Fabian, Marissa Sustaita and Sierra Rush) but the motion died for lack of a second. Fultz then moved an alternative slate (Brandi Tejeda, John Matthew Fabian and Sierra Rush) which was seconded by Councilmember Grant Holt and approved by the council. The minutes record each successful appointment motion as carrying with each councilmember voting AYE.
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