Comments on: Starting Point for Revamping Boards & Commissions http://voteshell.com/starting-point-for-revamping-boards-commissions/ Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:52:46 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Board & Commission Analysis Furthers Desire to Revamp Appointment Process | Vote Shell.com http://voteshell.com/starting-point-for-revamping-boards-commissions/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Board & Commission Analysis Furthers Desire to Revamp Appointment Process | Vote Shell.com Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:45:28 +0000 http://voteshell.com/?p=252#comment-142 [...] was a story titled “City boards lack diversity.” This story only reemphasizes my desire to revamp the process for which citizens are appointed to Boards & Commissions. Here are some highlights [...] [...] was a story titled “City boards lack diversity.” This story only reemphasizes my desire to revamp the process for which citizens are appointed to Boards & Commissions. Here are some highlights [...]

]]> By: Gillean http://voteshell.com/starting-point-for-revamping-boards-commissions/comment-page-1/#comment-62 Gillean Fri, 29 May 2009 16:52:06 +0000 http://voteshell.com/?p=252#comment-62 Ryan, I am pleased to see you involved in the political system. My hope is that you succeed in the small issues that often are of more consequence than they initially appear, as well as the larger issues that need someone who has been here for awhile and will take the time to do some research on his/her own, while also being willing to listen A GREAT DEAL. The issue that you bring up in this memo is relevant and, from all that you have shared, makes sense. It seems wise and best to provide information on the name of the company one's spouse works. I appreciate your interest in connecting with folks you know to gain feedback. Congrats and best success in making a positive difference any way you are provided the opportunity to do so. Ryan,

I am pleased to see you involved in the political system. My hope is that you succeed in the small issues that often are of more consequence than they initially appear, as well as the larger issues that need someone who has been here for awhile and will take the time to do some research on his/her own, while also being willing to listen A GREAT DEAL. The issue that you bring up in this memo is relevant and, from all that you have shared, makes sense. It seems wise and best to provide information on the name of the company one’s spouse works.

I appreciate your interest in connecting with folks you know to gain feedback. Congrats and best success in making a positive difference any way you are provided the opportunity to do so.

]]> By: Teresa jobe http://voteshell.com/starting-point-for-revamping-boards-commissions/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Teresa jobe Fri, 15 May 2009 21:44:50 +0000 http://voteshell.com/?p=252#comment-30 I am surprised that Bellamy-Small appointed someone from District 2, when she is District 1. Maybe it's different in the Board of Adjustments, but in the Commission on the Status of Women, councilmembers get to appoint people from their own district depending on the vacancies. I am surprised that Bellamy-Small appointed someone from District 2, when she is District 1. Maybe it’s different in the Board of Adjustments, but in the Commission on the Status of Women, councilmembers get to appoint people from their own district depending on the vacancies.

]]> By: keith http://voteshell.com/starting-point-for-revamping-boards-commissions/comment-page-1/#comment-27 keith Thu, 14 May 2009 23:42:23 +0000 http://voteshell.com/?p=252#comment-27 you are right on point on this issue, but am also wanting to get the TREBIC CARTEL off of these boards and commissions as well.Way too much influence from this organization on these boards and commissions. you are right on point on this issue, but am also wanting to get the TREBIC CARTEL off of these boards and commissions as well.Way too much influence from this organization on these boards and commissions.

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