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Regular City Council Meeting — 03/0$/04 <br />7. Presentation about Citizen Advisory Commissions: Possible <br />New Citizen Advisory Groups, including an Environmental <br />Advisory Task Force and a Business Advisory Commission; <br />Possible Changes to Commission Term Lengths and Term <br />Limits, as well as to the Citizen Appointment and <br />Reappointment Process <br />City Manager Beets briefly reviewed the background of this item <br />with current vacancies in standing citizen Commissions; the <br />expiration of ten (10) of those terms on March 31, 2004 as per <br />current resolution; and eligibility requirements for <br />reappointment. Mr. Beets further addressed Council directive to <br />research two (2) new potential Commissions/Task Forces: a <br />Citizen Environmental Advisory Task Force and a Business <br />Advisory Commission; along with a comprehensive look at he <br />size, term lengths, term limits and appointmentlreappointment <br />process, and potential merging of commissions as applicable. <br />City Manager Beets noted that three sitting Commissioners who <br />are eligible for reappointment had notified the City they were not <br />seeking reappointment: Gale Pederson and George Memll of the <br />Parks and Recreation Commission; and Brad Peper of the <br />Attachment 4 <br />(10/11/04) <br />Presentation about <br />Citizen Advisory <br />Commissions: <br />Possible New <br />Citizen Advisory <br />Groups, including <br />an Environmental <br />Advisory Task <br />Force and a <br />Business Advisory <br />Commission; <br />Possible Changes to <br />Commission Term <br />Lengths and Term <br />Limits, as well as to <br />the Citizen <br />Appointment and <br />Reappointment <br />Process <br />.� <br />� <br />w <br />u <br />u <br />u <br />u <br />u <br />* <br />r <br /><� <br />� <br />0 <br />e <br />