HomeMy WebLinkAboutMemo - Read Before Packet - 12/17/2019 - Memorandum From Myles Crane Re: Important Brief Memo For Council December 17 - Other Business - Interim Support For Advisory Board VolunteersFrom: Myles Crane
To: Wade Troxell; Kristin Stephens; Ross Cunniff; Emily Gorgol; Susan Gutowsky; Julie Pignataro; Ken Summers;
Darin Atteberry
Cc: Kelly DiMartino; Delynn Coldiron; Sarah Kane; Katie Stieber; Sarah Schilz; Jason Brabson; David Kovach; suzanne
king; nancy Luttropp; Jan Rossi; Gregory Wells (wellsgs@comcast.net); Susan Beck-Ferkiss; Womens
Commission; Carol Thomas; Adam Molzer; Mike Calhoon; Bob Adams; Lindsay Ex; John Phelan; Jim McDonald;
Cassie Archuleta; Josh Birks; John Stokes; Paul S. Sizemore; Kristy Volesky; Ellen Martin; Drew Brooks; Marc
Rademacher
Subject: Important Brief Memo/Attachment for Council Dec 17 - Other Business
Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 2:04:22 AM
Attachments: Projections 1120 vs Code Mandate.docx
Mayor Troxell, Mayor ProTem Stephens, City Councilmembers and City Manager Atteberry:
Thank you again for your consideration of interim support for our City's Advisory Board
volunteers
who meet monthly, listen responsibly to their respective constituencies such as women, people
with disabilities,
seniors and low income residents and then support you in an advisory capacity.
The attached single page summary shows that projections for the Advisory Boards
representing women, people
with disabilities, seniors and low income residents (CDBGC and Affordable Housing) will be
impacted by reduced boardmember
capacity effective January 1st. That, of course, can be avoided by your prudent approval of an
Interim Resolution
this evening as proposed by Councilmember Cunniff - if you would so concur.
Sincerely, on behalf of a wonderful group of Fort Collins people with whom I have the
privilege to volunteer.
Myles Crane
Chair, Senior Advisory Board
1
City Advisory Board Members Projected Available on 1/01/20*(1)
Seven Boards with 67% members available of total required by Municipal Code
Women’s Commission
Senior Advisory Board
Parks and Recreation Board
Natural Resources Board
Energy Board
Commission on Disability
Community Development Block Grant Commission
Three Boards with 71% members available of total required by Municipal Code
Affordable Housing Board
Cultural Resources Board
Golf Board
Four Boards with 78% members available of total required by Municipal Code
Air Quality Control Board
Economic Advisory Commission
Land Conservation and Stewardship Board
Transportation Board
Two Boards with 86% members available of total required by Municipal Code
Citizens Review Board
Art in Public Places Board
Two Boards with 100% members available as required by Municipal Code
Parking Advisory Board
Youth Advisory Board
*(1) Source: Extrapolated from data reported in Attachment 3 -
2019 Board and Commission Vacancy Status
Dec 10 Council Work Session: Reimagine Boards and Commissions