Park Board About Staff Liaison Created in 1983, this board provides guidance and Milissa Ching, Operations Specialist direction in meeting the City’s parks and Email recreational needs by advising the Mayor and Parks & Recreation Director on matters relating to the Regular Members planning; acquisition, development; and operation 2025 - Vacant of parks, facilities and recreational programs inside 2022 of 2025- Danielle Githens the City limits. 2024 - Marlene Waxe 2024 - Zack Szablewski Membership 2023 - Chris Kovac The Park Board is comprised of nine regular 2022 - Bradley Book members, with four-year terms; and two 2022 - Ruben Nieto alternates, with two-year terms. All members are 2022 - Jonathan Richardson appointed by the Mayor and subject to 2022 - Linda Whitworth confirmation by the City Council. Terms expire April 30 of the year listed. For more information, see Alternate Members…
Title 18 Update – Goals, Policy Changes, and Desired Outcomes (Oct 2020) Part1 – Umbrella Goals The following goals will be applied to every updated Chapter: ▪ Realign Land Use Code with community aspirations for the City, as provided for in adopted plans. ▪ Provide a transparent code update process that allows for groups and individuals to engage in the process. ▪ Reform regulations for more improved efficiency, equity, consistency and predictability. ▪ Address current laws, and best practices. ▪ Make the Code easier to understand and better organized for use by the public, property owners, and staff.
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Title 18 City Code Update – Project overview (D)
Director
· 60 min
· Minnie Dhaliwal, Community Planning
· packet pp.19–31
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