[BoulderCouncilHotline] Council appointment to Chautauqua

[Morzel, Lisa]

Dear Council,

Currently I serve as one of two council appointees to the Colorado Chautauqua Association; one seat held by a council member (me) and the other by a member of the public (Star Waring).  We both have 3-year terms.  I was appointed in March 2016 and started serving in September 2016.  In our board and commission appointments, I forgot to ask council to appoint another council member; that person’s term would begin in September.

CCA is a 15-member board.  Twelve of its members are either appointed by the CCA board or elected by CCA membership.  One member is appointed by the cottagers living at Chautauqua.  All newly appointed members begin their terms in September.

Council will need to address the new council appointment in the near future. There will be no new cottager-appointed board member this year.

I request CAC to schedule a discussion about who on council wants to serve on CCA beginning in September 2019.  We discussed this briefly at CAC yesterday and it was suggested council wait to appoint this council position after November when we have council elections. That is not congruent with the rest of the CCA board schedule and the CCA orientation that is given in September.

thanks

Lisa

Lisa Morzel,
Member of Boulder City Council

303-815-6723

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