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Number of Commission Members: 5

Established: City Charter

Term of Office: 6 Months (Odd Numbered Years)

Appointed By: Mayor and City Council

Regular Meetings held on: "As-Need" basis (Usually from September to January)

Time: As Scheduled

Location: City Council Conference Room, 151 W Church Street

Compensation: None

Officers of Commission: Chairman

City Staff Support: City Secretary/City Attorney

Duties of the Commission:
1. Inquire into the effectiveness of the City Charter and determine whether any Charter provisions require revision. To this end, public hearings may be held.
2. Propose, if it deems desirable, amendments to the Charter to improve the effective application of said charter to current conditions.
3. Report its findings and present its proposed amendments, if any to the City Council.

Roster/Terms of Office

member and place	term expires
Dean Ueckert Place No. 1	04/22/2020
Brent Daniels Place No. 2	04/22/2020
Kathy Uhlich Place No. 3	04/22/2020
Steve Southwell Place No. 4	04/22/2020
Karen Locke Place No. 5	04/22/2020

2019 Agendas & Minutes

date	Agenda	Minutes
December 12, 2019	PDF

Past Agendas and Minutes

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Number of Commission Members:	5
Established:	City Charter
Term of Office:	6 Months (Odd Numbered Years)
Appointed By:	Mayor and City Council
Regular Meetings held on:	"As-Need" basis (Usually from September to January)
Time:	As Scheduled
Location:	City Council Conference Room, 151 W Church Street
Compensation:	None
Officers of Commission:	Chairman
City Staff Support:	City Secretary/City Attorney
Duties of the Commission:	1. Inquire into the effectiveness of the City Charter and determine whether any Charter provisions require revision. To this end, public hearings may be held. 2. Propose, if it deems desirable, amendments to the Charter to improve the effective application of said charter to current conditions. 3. Report its findings and present its proposed amendments, if any to the City Council.