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The arts commission shall consist of no more than seven voting members appointed by the mayor with the advice and consent of the city council. Three ex officio non-voting members shall also serve, with two being city directors, or their designee, and one shall be a member of the city council. Appointed members shall be arts advocates that represent a diverse mixture of citizen representatives of the community, including one member representing arts organizations, one member with experience in architecture or design, one member with experience in community development, and one member with experience in finance and business. The remaining three members shall be appointed at large. Any member of the arts commission may serve without being a registered voter of the city.
(Ord. 82-23, passed 9-12-2023)
The board shall consist of seven appointed voting members who serve three-year terms for a maximum of two consecutive full terms, with two members to initially serve a two-year first term and one member to serve a one-year first term so that there will be an overlapping of terms as determined by the mayor. An appointed person may continue to serve on the commission for up to an additional four months after the expiration of the term of office until a replacement is appointed and approved. If any person is appointed to serve an unexpired term then that person would be eligible to serve an additional two consecutive full terms of office.
(Ord. 82-23, passed 9-12-2023)
Upon appointment, the arts commission shall be called together by the mayor and shall organize by electing a chair from any of its voting members for a term of one year with eligibility for reelection, and may fill such other of its offices as it may create.
(Ord. 82-23, passed 9-12-2023)
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