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Appointments, Procedures for Citizen Advisory Groups

Policy Title Print Policy History
Modifying appointment procedures for City boards, commissions, and committees; establishing a residency requirements for all future appointments; and repealing Resolution Nos. 5678 and 5747
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 6797May 22, 2019
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 5678October 8, 2008
Resolution 4421May 9, 2001
Resolution 4116May 26, 1999
Resolution 3539August 9, 1995
Resolution 1066February 28, 1968
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