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Jackson City Council Opens the Door to Several Opportunities |
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007 |
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The Jackson
City Council has opened
the door to several opportunities for residents to become involved in the
community, starting with the City Council seat vacated by Drew Stidger
effective at the end of the year. According to City Manager Mike Daly, the City Council plans to
appoint a Jackson resident to serve out the remainder of this Council seat term
– which expires November 2008 -- at the January 14, 2008, City Council
meeting. Interested residents should
submit a letter of interest to the Jackson City Clerk, 33 Broadway, Jackson, no
later than Thursday, January 3, 2008 at 5:00 p.m. The City Council also decided to form
two citizen committees for review of the water and sewer rates and for future
planning of the 159-acre Oro de Amador property.
Citizens interested in serving on either of these committees
should submit a letter of interest no later than Wednesday, January 9, 2008, to the City Clerk. The City
Council intends to make appointments to both committees at the January
14 meeting. The water and sewer rate committee will review all fiscal issues
related to these utility services provided by the City of Jackson. The committee will be charged with
reviewing the budgets for the water and sewer systems and recommending rate
adjustments for consideration.
Any recommendations will be subject to the
public notice and protest process recently used to comply with the requirements
of Proposition 218. The Oro de Amador committee will continue the planning
process that began with public workshops earlier this year. The 159-acre Oro de Amador property is located between North Main Street and New York Ranch Road, north of the city
cemetery. Acquired by the City in
December 2006, the property was used by the Kennedy Mine as a mine tailings
deposit and extraction area. Several
ideas for public use of this property were generated during a public workshop
process earlier this year and this new committee will review all land use
options for recommendation to the City Council. For more information, contact
City Manager Mike Daly, 223-1646.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 December 2007 )
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