CITY OF SEBASTOPOL
CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM REPORT
Meeting January 4, 2022 (Item was continued from the December 21, 2021 Council Meeting) To: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
From: City Administration
Subject: Calendar Year 2022 City Council and City Staff Committee Assignments Recommendation: That the Mayor and City Council Discuss, Make Recommendations/Changes and Approve Calendar Year 2022 City Council and City Staff Committee Assignments Funding: Currently Budgeted: _____ Yes _____ No _xxx____ N/A Net General Fund Cost: $
Amount: $
Account Code/Costs authorized in City Approved Budget: __AK___(verified by Administrative Services Department) INTRODUCTION/PURPOSE:
This item is to request City Council Discuss, Make Recommendations/Changes and Approve the 2022 Calendar Year City Council and City Staff Committee Assignments.
BACKGROUND:
Each year, the City Council makes appointments to the various committees listed on the attached roster. There are four different types of committee that include: 1) City membership in a separate agency where the representative is a member of the governing board; 2) the City representative is a member of an advisory committee that makes recommendations to another public agency; 3) a Council member or Staff member is appointed as a liaison to a special committee; and 4) other miscellaneous committees.
DISCUSSION:
Each year, the City Council and City staff review the current assignments and make recommendations to assignments or to request removal of committees if no longer needed. Staff has reviewed the current committee assignments and is proposing the changes as listed on the attachment and highlighted in yellow.
Recently at the August 3rd, September 7th and September 21st City Council meetings, the Council discussed committees created by the Sebastopol City Council itself which serve direct City needs and priorities. Based on those discussion, the list was updated and is attached.
It is within the City Council’s discretion tonight to assess the continued need for these committees or remove those no longer needed to assist in meeting the goals and objectives of the Council in an effective and efficient manner.
Staff has also included a list of sub-committees as created by City Boards, Committees and Commission for your information for discussion to make recommendations to assignments or to request removal of committees if no longer needed.
CITY COUNCIL AND/OR GENERAL PLAN GOALS:
Goal 5 - Provide Open and Responsive Municipal Government Leadership
5.1.4 - Enhance the use of the City of Sebastopol Committees, Commission and Board.
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PUBLIC COMMENT:
As of the writing of this staff report, the City has not received any public comment. However, if public comment is received from interested parties following the publication and distribution of this staff report, it will be provided to the City Council as supplemental materials before or at the meeting. In addition, public comments may be offered during the public comment portion of the agenda item.
PUBLIC NOTICE:
This item was noticed in accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act and was available for public viewing and review at least 72 hours prior to scheduled meeting date.
FISCAL IMPACT:
There is no impact with this action tonight.
RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council Discuss, make recommendations to assignments or request removal of committees if no longer needed for the Calendar Year 2022 City Council and City Staff Committee Assignments Attachment(s):
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2022 - CITY COUNCIL AND CITY STAFF COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS January 4, 2022 City Council Meeting
Approved by Minute Order: 2022-XXX
A. Separate Formal Agencies (Where City Council Members and/or staff sit as a Member of another Governing Board – With Separate Staff, Budget and Facilities):
Item # Committee Name Representative Alternate Type of Committee Location Date/Time of Meetings if Known
1. Marin/Sonoma Mosquito & Vector
Control District. (2- or 4-Year Term).
City has typically appointed for two
years.
Term Ends: December 31, 2021
(See attached letter)
Councilmember
Rich
None Abates/prevents mosquito and other insect
problems.
595 Helman Avenue
Cotati, CA 94931
7:00 pm
Second Wednesdays
2. Redwood Empire Municipal Insurance
Fund (REMIF)
City Manager Assistant City
Manager/City Clerk
15-City Multi-Insurance Pool for Workman’s
Compensation, Liability, Health, Vision, etc.
Various Locations for Board Meetings 12:00 pm
Quarterly Meetings
3A. Sonoma County Transportation
Authority (SCTA)
Councilmember
Gurney
Vice Mayor Hinton Prepares, plans and reviews grants for County and cities for Transportation, Transit
and Bike Funds
SCTA Meetings are held at Sonoma County PRMD,
2550 Ventura Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 in the
Planning Commission Meeting Room
2:30 pm
Second Mondays
3B. Regional Climate Protection Agency
(RCPA)
*Rep should be same Rep as SCTA
Councilmember
Gurney
Vice Mayor Hinton A Separate Agency that shares the same Boardmembers as SCTA
The SCTA/RCPA acts as the County-wide
planning and programming agency for
transportation and coordinates climate
protection activities county-wide.
Same as Above Same as Above
4. Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) Authority
Board of Directors
If representatives change, staff will
need to prepare a resolution to send to
Sonoma Clean Power)
Mayor Slayter Councilmember Glass Publicly owned Community Choice Provider 431 E Street Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Frist Thursday
8:45 am – 12:00 pm
5. Zero Waste Sonoma Board Councilmember
Rich
Vice Mayor Hinton County-wide management of solid waste reduction programs for cities and Sonoma
County -
Sonoma County Waste Management
Agency Board of Directors: The SCWMA is a
joint powers agency of the Cities and
County of Sonoma that Provide recycling
and diversion programs, education
programs and regulatory compliance
reporting compliance with AB 939.
Santa Rosa Council Chambers
100 Santa Rosa Avenue
9:00 am – 11:30 am
Third Wednesdays
6. Zero Waste Sonoma SB 1383 Technical
Group
GHD Technical group for the ten member
jurisdictions working on matters pertaining
to the implementation of SB 1383
Santa Rosa Council Chambers
100 Santa Rosa Avenue
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
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B. County Wide Advisory Committees:
Item
#
Committee Name Representative Alternate Type of Committee Location Date/Time of Meetings if Known
1. AB 939 Local Task Force Primary – Sunny Galbraith
Three Year Terms
Alternate – Guy
Tillotson
Three Year Terms
Advisory to Waste Management Agency
(review and comment on IWMP, contains
government and private members).
Advisory Committee to County of
Sonoma Board of Supervisors and
Sonoma County Waste Management
Agency on matters related to waste
management, recycling and diversion, AP
939 compliance, etc.
Sonoma County Transportation and Public
Works
2300 County Center Drive
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets bi-monthly
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
2nd Thursdays of Bi-Month
2. Community Development
Commission Cities & Towns
Advisory Committee(CTAC)
Planning Director City Manager CTAC is the cities' staff representative group under the JPA with the CDC. The
group is advisory to the CDC and provides
recommendations to the Board of
Supervisors for CDBG and other HUD
funds such as the COVID CARES ACT
funding and HOME funding.
Community Development Commission Office
1440 Guerneville Road
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets monthly
3. Continuum of Care AD HOC
Committee
Councilmember Glass
4. County-wide Bicycle and
Pedestrian Advisory
Committee (CBPAC)
Associate Planner
Planning Director Advisory to Sonoma County
Transportation Authority on disposition
of TDA Article 3 Funds and coordination
of bike and pedestrian planning efforts;
maintains and updates County-wide Bike
and Ped Master Plan; recommends
annual TDA Article 3 program of projects.
Sonoma County Transportation Office
490 Mendocino Avenue, #206
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets on 4th Tuesdays of Alternate
Months
1:30 pm
5. GSA Board/ Santa Rosa
Plain GSA Basin
Mayor Slayter Vice Mayor
Hinton
A public agency formed to sustainably
manage groundwater in the Santa Rosa
Plain groundwater basin. The agency has
a Board and an advisory committee.
City of Santa Rosa Utilities Field Office Second Thursday 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
6. MS4 Storm Water CoPermittee Working GroupGHD City Engineer Provides direction for the regional storm water permit as a co-permittee
workgroup
Varies, most commonly Windsor Council
Chambers
2nd Tuesday 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
7. Russian River Watershed
Association Board of
Directors
Vice Mayor Hinton GHD RRWA Board of Directors (Elected
Officials from Member Agencies).
Association of Cities and Counties
working collaboratively on matters
related to watershed management,
groundwater, storm water and various
regulatory compliance issues.
RRWA Technical Working Group (Staff
members from member agencies)
Advises RRWA Board on annual work plan
Windsor Town Hall 4th Thursdays
9:00 am
Every other month
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and budget and various technical
initiatives. (We are currently represented
here by our consultant, GHD.)
8. Santa Rosa Plain
Groundwater Management
Plan Basin Technical
Advisory Committee
GHD Public Works
Superintendent
SR Plain Groundwater Management Plan
Basin Advisory Panel/Advisory to Sonoma
County Water Agency BOD regarding
implementation of the Groundwater
Management Plan. (Staff representatives
from City stakeholders)
City of Santa Rosa Utilities Field Office 1st Monday 3:00 – 5:30 PM
9. Sonoma County
Transportation Authority
Planning Advisory
Committee (SCTA PAC)
Planning Director Associate Planner SCTA PAC is Advisory to the SCTA/RCPA Board on planning matters
Sonoma County Transportation Office
411 King St
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets on 3rd Thursdays, 9 am
10. Sonoma County
Transportation Authority
Technical Advisory
Committee (SCTA TAC)
GHD Planning Director SCTA TAC is Advisory to the SCTA/RCPA Board on transportation planning matters
and programming of various
transportation grant funding sources.
Sonoma County Transportation Office
411 King St
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets on 4th Thursdays
1:30 pm
11. Sub regional Partners
Technical Advisory
Committee (TAC)
GHD Public Works
Superintendent
Makes recommendations to Santa Rosa,
County, Rohnert Park, Cotati and
Sebastopol – Reviews matters related to
operations and maintenance of subregional system; reviews and recommends annual budgets.
Laguna Treatment Plant
6300 Llano Road
Santa Rosa, CA
Meets as needed.
12. Zone 1A Advisory
Committee (Sonoma
County Water Agency)
GHD Public Works
Superintendent
Makes annual budget review and
recommendation for flood control
projects within Zone 1A (Santa RosaLaguna drainage basin (of Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park, Cotati and Sebastopol)
Zone 1A Advisory Committee meets with
Sonoma County Water Agency staff to
learn of flood control and related
activities within the Zone 1A (Santa Rosa
Plan watershed) and reviews annual
budgets.
Meets at the Sonoma County Water Agency
Office, 404 Aviation Boulevard, Santa Rosa, CA
Meets as needed.
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C. Other Governmental Agencies
Item
#
Committee Name Representative Alternate Type of Committee Location Date/Time of Meetings if Known
1. Association of Bay Area
Governments (ABAG)
Voting Delegate: Mayor Alternate:
Vice Mayor
Delegate(s) attends meetings
and votes.
2. League of CA Cities Voting Delegate: Mayor Alternate:
Vice Mayor or as
designated (Must be in
attendance at meetings)
Delegate(s) attend annual
conferences and meetings
Various Locations Meetings typically held during the Annual Conferences
3. Legislative Committee Vice Mayor Hinton Councilmember Rich Finley Center Santa Rosa, CA
Meets 9:30 am
First Friday of the Month
4. Mayors and
Councilmembers
Association
Mayor Vice Mayor or as
designated (Must be in
attendance at meetings)
All City Council members are
invited to attend the Mayors and
Councilmembers Meetings;
Mayor Serves on City Selection
Committee; Mayors make
appointments to Golden Gate
Transit, MTC, LAFCO, etc. These
appointments can be significant
and very competitive
Each City hosts Meetings held on Second Thursdays
6:00 pm City Selection/Board
7:00 pm – General Meeting
Meetings held every other month
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D. Council Liaison
Item
#
Committee Name Representative Alternate Type of Committee Location Date/Time of Meetings if Known
1. Health Action Committee
(Sonoma County
Department of Health
Services)
Councilmember Glass Councilmember Rich Meets Monday at 11:00 am Monthly
2. Gravenstein Health
Action Coalition
Councilmember Gurney Councilmember Rich
3. Laguna Stakeholders
Committee
Vice Mayor Hinton Councilmember Rich Liaison to Laguna Foundation to discuss restorative and environmental management
Meets as needed
4. LANTERN Councilmember Gurney Councilmember Rich
5. Library Advisory Board
for Sebastopol Regional
Branch
Councilmember Gurney Councilmember Rich Advises County Library Director 4:00 pm 1st Wednesday of the Month
(this needs to be confirmed – meetings may have
been changed to bi-monthly)
6. Sebastopol Area
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Slayter Councilmember Glass Liaison to Sebastopol Area Chamber of Commerce on business matters
Meets as needed with Chamber Board
7. Sebastopol Center for
the Arts
Mayor Slayter Vice Mayor Hinton
8. Sebastopol Cultural
Community Center
Councilmember Gurney Councilmember Glass
9. Sebastopol Downtown
Association (SDA) Liaison
Vice Mayor Hinton Councilmember Glass City of Sebastopol City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA
Meets the First Wednesday at 6:15 pm
10. Sebastopol Senior Center Mayor Slayter Councilmember Gurney Quarterly meetings:
January 27, 4-6pm
April 28, 4-6 pm
June 23 (special meeting to approve budget), 4-5
pm
July 28, 4-6 pm
11. Sebastopol World
Friends
Mayor Slayter Councilmember Glass Attends Sebastopol World Friends Meetings Sebastopol City Hall City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
7:00 pm
1st Wednesday of the Month
12. Transition Sebastopol
Liaison
Councilmember Glass
13. Transition Town USA
Liaison
Councilmember Glass
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E. City Council Created Ad Hoc or Standing Committees
Item
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Committee Name Representative Alternate Type of Committee Purpose of Committee Location Date/Time of Meetings if Known
1. Agenda Review
Committee
Mayor
Vice Mayor
City Manager
City Attorney
Assistant City Manager
City Clerk
N/A Standing Preparation of Agendas/Forward
Calendar for City Council
Meetings/Special Council
Meetings/Closed Sessions
City of Sebastopol
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA
Typically Wednesday
Following a City Council
Meeting
2. Budget Committee Councilmember Glass
Vice Mayor Hinton
City Manager/City Attorney
Assistant City Manager/City
Clerk
Administrative Services
Director
N/A Standing Review budget recommendations made
by City Manager for one-time special
requests or new requests and existing
expenditures recommended to City
Manager by City Department Heads for
city needs. Additionally review in a
public process and make
recommendations for non-profit
Community Grant requests for current
budget year based on standing policy
for City of Sebastopol community grant
policy.
Budget Sub-Committee members are
selected in December annually and they
would review the mid-year budget
adjustments recommendation from City
Manager. Secondly, they would set a
meeting schedule with the
Administrative Services Director in
Spring to review budget
recommendations leading up to the
approval by the full City Council of its
annual budget, generally adopted no
later than July 1st of each year.
City of Sebastopol
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA
Meets per approved
schedule adopted in
February of each year
3. Climate Action Committee
*See committee list below
See Below for full list
Councilmember Gurney
Councilmember Rich
N/A Standing The Climate Action Committee is tasked
with considering and make
recommendations to the full City
Council on climate-action related topics.
The topics considered by the Committee
are determined by the Committee itself,
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
2nd and 4th Wednesdays,
3:30-5 pm
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subject to direction from the City
Council, and consistent with the City’s
December 3, 2019 City Council
Resolution Declaring a Climate
Emergency and Committing to On-Going
Actions to Restore a Safe Climate, as
well as Attachment A to that Resolution.
4. Fire
Dept Funding &
Staffing
Committee
Mayor Slayter
Councilmember Rich
City Manager/Attorney
Assistant City Manager/City
Clerk
Fire Chief
N/A Expected Termination
of Committee: June 30,
March 2022
Investigate all viable options for the
future reliable funding and staffing
of the Sebastopol Fire Department.
Provide interim reports to the full
City Council, as well as a final report and
Recommendations for consideration for
final decision and action by the full City
Council.
The options to consider include but
are not limited to the following, as
directed by the City Council at its
regularly scheduled meeting on May 18,
2021:
• Review of:
Increase in Fire Department Budget
to Ensure Appropriate Planning for
Costs of Equipment and Employees (to
include 5 year plan for overall budget
and fire equipment/vehicles).
Review would be of current funding to
include stipend pay as well as projected
funding.
• Review of:
Restructuring of Fire Department as Full
Time (Staffed by Employees) Fire
Department for City
• Review of:
Sales Tax Measure to Fund Full Time
(Staffed by Employees) Fire Department -
City only
• Review of: Sales Tax Measure to Fund
Full time/Volunteer Department - City only
• Review of: Consolidation with Another
Fire Department (positive or negative
impact)
• Discussion with outside agencies to
include LAFCO, County, other Fire
Departments
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
Meetings to be
scheduled by Committee
– no set date/time
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• Discussion with County about supporting
/ not supporting consolidation
• Processes for consolidation/costs
• Funding to obtain outside
counsel/consultants to review budgetary
items if support for consolidation
• Funding for financial advisory to create five
year projected forecast of Fire Department
• Debt financing information for long term
capital projects
5. Locals Who Make a
Difference
Vice Mayor HInton
Councilmember Rich
City Manager
Public Works Superintendent
N/A Standing Review nominations
submitted for each cycle of the LWMAD
program. Select honorees consistent with the
intent of the LWMAD program, which is to
recognize individuals or groups or
organizations in the community who have
helped make Sebastopol a better place to
live. Provide report to the full City Council
recommending the honoree to be selected
for each cycle, for consideration and a final
decision by the full City Council. At the initial
meeting of the Committee each year,
consider possible specific themes as the
possible focus for that calendar year’s
selection process.
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
Meets 4 times a Year
6. Zero Waste Committee Councilmember Rich
Councilmember Gurney
See Full List Below
Standing The Zero Waste Committee is tasked with
assisting the City in meeting its long-term
goal of zero waste by 2030 (Resolution
6214). The City encourages zero waste in
order to eliminate waste and pollution in the
manufacture, use, storage, and recycling of
materials. This goal can be achieved through
action plans and measures that significantly
reduce waste and pollution, and that include
encouragement of residents, businesses, and
agencies to judiciously use, reuse, and
recycle materials, and motivation of
businesses to manufacture and market less
toxic and more durable, repairable, reusable,
recycled, and recyclable products. The
purpose of the Zero Waste Committee is to
take actions and make recommendations in
support of this zero waste goal.
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
Monthly-First Monday
3:30 pm
7. Committee for the
Unhoused
Councilmember Glass
Councilmember Rich
N/A Ad Hoc
Expected Termination
of Committee: March
2022
Assess the needs and impacts of Sebastopol’s
unhoused, provide short-term support to
West County Community Services in the
initial stages of its delivery of services to the
unhoused, and develop a preliminary plan for
addressing any needs and impacts not within
the WCCS contract.
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
When Needed
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•Integrate into the preliminary plan a
proposal for maximizing funding
opportunities.
•Meet monthly (at minimum) with WCCS
Staff and their identified stakeholders to
collect input and inform the work of the
Committee. Obtain information and input
from City Staff, local business interests, the
unhoused, and others affected by the
unhoused situation in Sebastopol (through
the stakeholder meetings or otherwise as
needed). • Identify liaison opportunities that
will provide the City of Sebastopol with
ongoing information relevant to addressing
the needs and impacts of the unhoused, and
facilitate appointment of Sebastopol City
Councilmembers to those groups.
• Submit written reports monthly to the City
Council on progress and developments,
placed on the City Council agenda for
discussion and decision-making on policy
questions by the full City Council.
• Provide a recommendation to the City
Council as to whether there is a need for a
standing committee to continue to address
issues related to the unhoused beyond the
expiration date of the Ad Hoc Committee.
8. Design Guideline
Subcommittee
Members – 1 CC, 1 PC, 2
DRB members
Mayor Slayter
Planning Commissioner Fritz
DRB member Langberg
DRB member Level
Staff: Planning Director,
Associate Planner
N/A Ad Hoc
Expected termination:
December 2022
Development and review of Objective
Design Standards, standard conditions
of approval, and other developmentrelated requirements to address state legislation as well as City goals for
design guidelines and development
oversight.
Sebastopol City Hall
City Hall Conference Room
7120 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 9542
When Needed
ZERO WASTE COMMITTEE:
Zero Waste Subcommittee Position Name Appointment
Date
Term Ending
Date
*City Councilmember and also Zero Waste Representative Diana Rich *City Councilmember and also SCTA/RCPA Representative Sarah Glade Gurney City Manager/Assistant City Manager Larry McLaughlin or Mary Gourley City Public Works Superintendent Dante Del Prete
City Local AB939 Task Force Representative Sunny Galbraith 12/4/2018 12/4/2022 Franchise Hauler Representative Ambrosia Thomson 12/4/2018 12/4/2022 Agenda Item Number 9
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Commercial Entity Representative Michael Siminitus 3/5/2019 3/5/2023 Commercial Entity Representative Vacant
Citizen Representative Vacant
Citizen Representative Judy Morgan 3/5/2019 3/5/2023
Student Representative Argus Brent 8/3/2021 8/3/2025
Student Representative/Alternate Vacant
CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE:
Position Person Appointment Date and /Proposed Term
*City Councilmember and also Zero Waste Representative Diana Rich Coincides with Term assigned to Zero Waste Committee *City Councilmember and also SCTA/RCPA Representative Sarah Glade Gurney Coincides with Term assigned to SCTA/RCPA Planning Commissioner Kathy Oetinger Coincides with Planning Commission Term October 2021 – December 2022
Sebastopol Climate Action/Climate Group representative Liselotte Pierce October 2020 – December 2023 Sebastopol Climate Action/Climate Group representative Dena Allen October 2020 – December 2023 Sebastopol Climate Action/Climate Group representative Alex Goodman October 2020 – December 2022 Sebastopol Climate Group / climate background
representative
Gerald Glaser October 2020 – December 2022
Rights of Nature background Sunai Shanti Sikand October 2020 – December 2023 Climate background Woody Hastings October 2020 – December 2022 Climate background Kenna Lee October 2020– December 2023 Climate background Josho Somine October 2020– December 2022 Sebastopol business owner Debbi Burnes August 2021– December 2023 Youth Representative (ages 17-23) Jesenia Garcia August 2021– December 2023 Youth Representative (ages 17-23) VACANT*
Environmental justice representative VACANT January 2022 -December 2023 Planning Department staff liaison Planning Director or designee - Two year staggered terms
*These Council appointments are driven by the regional appointments, Subcommittees (Not Council Created)
CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE Working Groups
Education/Outreach Working Group
Alex Goodman (L) ([email protected])
Dena Allen, Kenna Lee, Sunali Sikand
Energy Working Group
Gerry Glaser (L) ([email protected])
Kenna Lee, Lisa Pierce, Tor Allen*, Steve Pierce*
Equity Working Group
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Kenna Lee (L) ([email protected])
Woody Hastings, Diana Rich
Finance/Funding Working Group
Lisa Pierce (L) ([email protected])
Woody Hastings, Steve Pierce*
Research Working Group
Diana Rich (L) ([email protected])
Jesenia Garcia, Sarah Glade Gurney
Sequestration Working Group
Josho Somine (L) ([email protected])
Dena Allen
Transportation Working Group
Alex Goodman (L) ([email protected])
Woody Hastings
(L) = Lead
* = Non-Committee Participant
DRB/Tree Board
none
PAC
None
Planning Commission Subcommittees
Ives Park Subcommittee – Ad hoc subcommittee; reviews and forwards Ives Park Master plan progress/stewardship of Ives Park Vice Chair Kathy Oetinger, Commissioner Evert Fernandez
CITY COUNCIL CITIZEN REPRESENTED COMMITTEES
• Sonoma County Library Commission City Representative, Appointed Fred Engbarth as the City Representative on the Sonoma County Library Commission - Vacancy is to Fill Remaining Term Due to Resignation for the Position on the Sonoma County Library Commission for a Representative from Sebastopol (Term Ends July 31, 2022). • City of Sebastopol Citizen Liaison to the SCTA/RCPA Climate Action Advisory Committee to Provide Expert Citizen Input on Implementation of the Climate Action Initiatives – Zeno Swijtink – Term Expires: June 30, 2022 • City of Sebastopol Citizen Liaison to the SCTA/RCPA Climate Action Advisory Committee to Provide Expert Citizen Input on Implementation of the Climate Action Initiatives – Steve Pierce – Term Expires: The Council was in consensus to postpone the recruitment date for six months.
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