Charter review commission discusses codifying 2023 amendments and possible elected vice mayor
On Aug. 3 the Charter Review Commission discussed potential changes to the city charter including whether the vice mayor should be elected, shifting council terms to four years, and making sure voter-approved 2023 amendments are codified in Municode; staff was asked to send resolution language to Municode.
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The Keystone Heights Charter Review Commission spent the bulk of its Aug. 3 meeting discussing a set of possible charter amendments, including whether the vice mayor should be an elected position, whether council terms should move from three to four years, and how to add or clarify term limits, commissioners said.
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