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Council appoints CIAC members after state eligibility clarification
Summary
Council confirmed statutory eligibility for the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee, then appointed Marcus Davis and Sally Desales and included planning-and-zoning officers as required by new state rules.
City staff explained recent changes to state law that affect the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee (CIAC), saying the five-member panel must include at least 50% representatives from real estate development or building industries who are not public officials. Council identified qualifying candidates and moved to appoint Marcus Davis and Sally Desales to CIAC, and to include planning-and-zoning leadership as part of the committee composition under the new rule.
"So the CIAC committee has to consist of 5 members appointed by the majority of council. No less than 50% of the committee members must be representative of real estate development or building industries who are not employees or officials of any political subdivision or governmental entity," a staff member read from the requirements. Marcus Davis and Sally Desales introduced themselves briefly; councilors approved their appointments by voice vote.
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