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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, January 09, 2017 Page 10 Given the upcoming CEC meeting later this week, City Manager Trudgeon sought clarification on direction to staff. Mr. Tri.idgeon advised that his intent would be to pass along this action and any subsequent direction from the City Council to the CEC at that time. Mr. Tnidgeon noted that the CEC was currently working on its 2017 worlc plan; and if the City Council is interested, he could arrange a joint ineeting between existing CEC members and the City Council to work things out. Mr. Tnidgeon also offered his assistance if the subcommittee needed any assis- tance, noting that March would coine quick and therefore, subsequent discussions were needed as soon as possible. Mayor Roe advised that he had reviewed the next CEC agenda, and from his per- spective, with the CEC in existence at least through March of 2017, suggested they provide the City Council with a report on how they could wrap up as much as possible from their worlc plan and their recommendations to approach reinain- ing items. City Manager Trudgeon duly noted that direction. Noting her previous service on that commission subcommittee, Councilmember McGehee expressed her interest in serving on it again; clarifying her intent would be only for a narrow discussion specific to the CEC. Mayor Roe advised that discussion would be coming up shortly on tonight's agenda as part of the City Council liaison item. c. Discussion of Council Liaisons Mayor Roe referenced the current 2016 Council Liaisons as detailed in Attach- ment A of the RCA. Councilmember Etten noted that discussion was not only needed to identify who to serve on a cominission task force, but to define its direction, purpose and scope and a timeline for accoinplishing that work. Regarding the CEC and what could be accomplished, with a nexus to the Human Rights Commission (HRC), Councilmember Willmus advised that he wasn't per- sonally as concerned with the number serving on a coinmission, which he consid- ered a non-issue. If there was a desire to look at new coinmissions or to realign current cominissions, Councilmember Willmus expressed his interest in hearing those ideas, along with seeking input from current commissions on what they'd like to see. Councilineinber Willmus stated that would weigh in on his thoughts as to who would be best to serve on a coinmission subcommittee. Councilmeinber McGehee expressed her interest in a subcormnittee or taslc force; but with March coming soon, she suggested it first and exclusively deal with the CEC. Then going forward, Councilmember McGehee suggested if the City