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38. Regular Meeting January 28, 2002 Page 3 Mayor Chiu introduced for consideration approval of two appointments to the Youth Commission to complete vacancies. Ms. Tatum moved to appoint Donald O. Cunnion to complete a vacancy as the Chamber of Commerce's representative, which passed unanimously. The remaining appointment will be rescheduled. Mayor Chiu introduced for consideration approval of one appointment to the Human Services Advisory Board of a member with a degree in social work. The Ethics Review Commission recommended the Council change the composition of this Board to seven voting members and two non-voting members with a degree in social work. Ms. Hughson recommended the Council have seven voting members and one non-voting member with a degree in social work, and Council agreed. Mr. Taylor will provide an Ordinance amendment. The appointments will be rescheduled following the Ordinance amendment adoption. Mayor Chiu introduced for consideration approval of one appointment to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals to complete a vacancy. Ms. Hughson moved to appoint Linda Keese as Alternate 2 to complete a vacancy, which passed unanimously. Mayor Chiu introduced for consideration approval of one appointment to the Arts Commission to complete a vacancy. Ms. Hughson moved to appoint Betty Banks, Mr. Cox moved to appoint John Diaz and Ms. Tatum moved to appoint Cheryl McWilliams. On roll call the following vote was recorded: BANKS: Mihalkanin, Montoya, Hughson, Mayhew. DIAZ: Chiu, Cox. MCWILLIAMS: Tatum. Ms. Banks will complete the vacancy on the Arts Commission. Mayor Chiu introduced for consideration approval of six appointments to the Land Development Steering/Policy Committee. Mr. Mihalkanin moved to appoint Sherwood Bishop, Ms. Hughson moved to appoint John Wade, Mr. Mayhew moved to appoint Jim Kimmel and Ms. Tatum moved to appoint Aart Millecam, which passed unanimously. The remaining two appointments will be rescheduled. Mayor Chiu introduced the final report presentation by Chair, Diana Finlay, for the Sesquicentennial Committee. Ms. Finlay noted the report had been given to the Council in writing, then made a brief presentation of the many activities that transpired during the Sesquicentennial year. Ms. Finlay thanked the Council for their support, staff members and all the citizens who participated in making the Sesquicentennial year a successful celebration.