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Read. Follow. Verify.Changes to the Cutler Bay Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee
Record date · June 19, 2019
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What This Bill Does
The Cutler Bay Town Council passed a to reduce the size of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee from 11 to 10 members. This change involves retiring an 'at-large' seat and finalizing new member appointments.
The composition of the committee that advises the town on park and recreation services is changing, reducing the total number of voting members by one.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee members
The total number of committee members is reduced, and specific seat assignments have been altered.
Cutler Bay residents
Residents are represented by a smaller advisory committee regarding local park and recreation policy.
Key Facts
- The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee size is reduced from 11 members to 10 members.
- The 'at-large' seat on the committee is officially retired.
- The former at-large member is reappointed to the committee.
- A new member is appointed to the committee.
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- Resolution 06-97 is formally amended by this action.
- The resolution was introduced on June 10, 2019.
- The resolution has been passed.
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Committee Downsizing
The town is actively reducing the size of its advisory bodies, specifically moving from 11 to 10 members for the Parks and Recreation committee.
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