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Home My WebLink AboutAnnual Year-End Cmte/Cmsn Apptmnt & Reapptmnt Process Schedule .` CITY OF PALM DESERT �-�-� � � � COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION � W 0 CITY CLERK OPERATIONS H � INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM A � � � (lf � N � 0 � � To: John M. Wohlmuth, City Manager .` ; U � w .., From: City Clerk a a e A � V C�A w Date: October 5, 2009 A A UO � � .. � Zc,A� � Subject: Year-end Committee/Commission Annual Appointment Process �; w F �; v Q � ,C � aw w � 0a� mw 'i 4iY, � Qi� d4 > O Following is information regarding steps being taken to solicit applications for service on the City's various Committees and Commissions this year, along with the current Committee-Commission Membership status. ■ In the City's September 2009 BrightSide newsletter, residents were encouraged to get involved in the community by applying to serve on a Committee or Commission. The same announcement was posted on the City website August 25-September 30, and it afso appeared in September 17th's The Desert Sun. (Copies of items attached for your reference.) There has been a good deal of interest generated, and those who have asked have been advised to have their completed applications to my office as soon as possible, or no later than Monday. November 16. It has been our practice to retain applications as active for a period of at least two years or until further notice by the Applicant or the City Council. ■ Current list of Committee/Commission Membership status is attached. ■ A binder of applications for Committee/Commission Service will be distributed to each City Councilmember by mid-week of November 16. Thereafter, choices of candidates for interview should be forwarded to the City Clerk as soon as possible in order to schedule a Study Session on a mutually convenient date for all Councilmembers during the first week of December to conduct 15-minute interviews of applicants. (Friday, December 4, Monday, December 7, or Tuesday, December 8, would work best f�r the City Clerk's Office in order to have time to schedule the interviews while also producing the agenda for the December 10 Meeting.) ■ City Council desires to make appointments and reappointments at the December 10 Meeting in order for all Members to be in place for regular meetings of the respective Committees/Commissions in January. ■ At the same Study Session as interviews are conducted, I understand the City Council would also like to choose the various appointments to the liaison posts internally and externally to be acted upon/confirmed at the December 10 Regular Meeting. The City of Indian Wells does not have a formal written policy for their process, but I received a copy of a memo (attached) and can verbally explain my understanding of their procedure. RACHELLE D. KLASS N, CMC �� CITY CLERK Attachments (as noted) City of Palm Desert Website Palm Desert Wants You! Article posted August 25 — Sept. 30, 'i Openings on a number of City committees and commissions present many opportunities for Palm Desert residents who would like to serve and provide input on issues of interest and concern to the community. The following committees and commissions currently have vacancies. Architectural Review Commission This commission, which reviews the design and landscaping of commercial buildings and multi-family residential complexes, meets the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at noon. Audit, Investment, & Finance Committee This committee, which reviews and assists with the decision-making process for investments and deposits of City funds, meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 10 a.m. Residents with a background in investments and finance are encouraged to apply. Building Board of Appeals This board meets as needed to hear appeals regarding interpretation of the Uniform Building Code and condemnation and abatement of dangerous structures. It also serves as the Accessibility Appeals Board. The current vacancy is for a person with a verifiable disability. Citizens Advisory Committee for Project Area No. 4 This committee provides input to the Redevelopment Agency Board on matters related to the development and redevelopment of commercial, industrial, and public uses in Project Area No. 4. Membership is limited to residents of the Project Area, which is bounded by Country Club Drive, Washington Street, Fred Waring Drive, and Eldorado Drive in the northeastern portion of the City. Meetings are held the third Monday of every month at 3 p.m. Cultural Resources Preservation Committee This committee, which considers Palm Desert sites that provide a significant link to the community's history, meets the last Tuesday of the month at 10 a.m. Housing Commission The commission provides input to the Redevelopment Agency Board on housing policy and procedures as well as housing proposals, programs, and strategies. There are two vacancies for this commission, one at large position and one for a Housing Authority resident. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month at 3:30 p.m. Library Promotion Committee This committee recommends programs and policies to enhance the usefulness of the public library to the residents of Palm Desert. Meetings are held monthly on the third Wednesday at 3 p.m. Marketing Committee � The Marketing Committee evaluates the City's annual marketing and media plans, participates in the creation of an annual marketing budget, and makes recommendations for special events requesting financial support from the City. Membership consists of representatives from Palm Desert's business community including hotels, retailers, shopping center, restaurants, and tourism. Membership is limited to people involved in these specific sectors of the City and the current vacancy is for a tourism advocate. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at 2 p.m. Rent Review Commission The Commission meets as needed to adjudicate the City's mobile home rent control ordinance, receive testimony, and render fair and impartial decisions as they relate to this ordinance. The vacancy is for an alternate position. Applications for service on the City's committees and commissions are accepted any time. Applicants are required to attend at least two meetings of the committee or commission of their choice. A questionnaire regarding attendance is included in the application package and must be submitted for consideration. For applications and more information, please contact the City Clerk's office at 760-346- 0611. �� i., C.,�� c,��',�=t` �e� �� ._ ��..� , f�� 'r ;' � ��.� / Maintains City's �w' FISCt�I HeC�Ith Openings on a number of City committees and commissions present many opportunities for Palm Desert residents who would like to serve and provide input on The City of Palm Desert continues to maintain sound financial health, despite a troubled �ssues of interest and concem to the community. economy, as it ends fiscal year 2008/09 with approximately $59 million in General Fund The following committees and commissions cash reserves. currently have vacancies. The Palm Desert City Council recently approved an overall budget of$273.7 million for fiscal year 2009/10. Palm Desert's daily operations are paid for from the General Fund. Architectural Review Commission This year's General Fund budget includes nearly $46.98 million in revenues and $46.95 This commission, which reviews the design and million in expenditures.These figures represent a$6.2 million drop in revenues and nearly landscaping of commercial buildings and multi- $6.3 million less in expenditures than family residential complexes, meets the second and the previous year's budget. Ganeral Fund Revenues fourth Tuesday of the month at noon. "We continue to have a balanced Total=$46.9million General Fund budget with revenues ocher Audit,lnvestment,S�Finance Committee equaling expenditures,"said Director Revenues This committee,which reviews and assists with the of Finance Paul Gibson. 15% 'I' decision-making process for investmentr and depositr of The lion's share of expenditures, interesc 5� ''�� sa�esrax City funds,meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at roughly 45 percent of operational 3% 34% 10 a.m.Residentr with a background in investments and expenses, continues to be dedicated u &Charges�ltr� finance are encouraged to apply. to providing police and fire services. S�' This includes adding an additional state Building Board of Appeals medic unit this year to cover the FrancGht%seTax ;� This board meets as needed to hear appeals regard- eastern portion of the City and an ing interpretation of the Uniform Building Code and subvent�ons condemnation and abatement of dangerous structures.It additional narcotic officer for the Palm s� ��;` � also serves as the Atcessibility Appeals Board.The current Desert Police Department. The City's major revenue sources pro g��`� �/ vacanty is for a person with a verifiable disability. TPertY Transient continue to be sales tax, hotel tax, 12� Occupa�Tax Citizens Advisory Committee for Project Area No.4 and property tax, although these ThiscommitteeprovidesinputtotheRedevelopment revenues have fallen significantly with Agency Board on matters related bo the development and the recent economic downturn.As development has slowed,another important source of redevelopment of commercial,industrial,and public uses revenue,fees from licenses and permits,also has declined. in ProjectArea No.4.Membership is limited to residents of On top of the aforementioned revenue losses,the State of California's recently adopted theProjectArea,whichisboundedbyCountryClubDrive, budget will take $25 million from the Palm Desert Redevelopment Agency and borrow an Washington Street,Fred Waring Drive,and Eldorado Drive additional$1.2 million from the City's General Fund. in the northeastern portion of the City.Meetings are held Despite these challenges,Palm DeserYs new budget will continue to fund a wide array of the third Monday of every month at 3 p.m. _ improvements and services including projects that create opportunities for business growth, jobs,and affordable housing. Cultural Resources Preservation Committee GQneral Fund Expenditures The public can view Palm This committee, which considers Palm Desert sites $46.9 million General Fund+$9.6 mflllon Fire Fund=$56.5 milNon DeserYs 2009/Z010 budget as that provide a significant link to the community's history, 7ransfers well as previous year's budgets meetr the last Tuesday of the month at 10 a.m. ToOt;e�Funds online in the finance department Housing Commission P8% _ section of the City's website at ThiscommissionprovidesinputtotheRedevelopment Communi www.cityofpalmdesert.org. �v Agency Board on housing poliry and procedures as Development - Public iz� � �� well as housing proposals, programs, and strategies. ��` , : (�tre,Po�ice, There are two vacancies for this commission, one at etc.) large position and onefor a Housing Authority resident. fi �_, :` a��o £ i Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the � �� $ month at 3:30 p.m. Y �� j Wo�j� ��'�� } Library Promotion Committee 16°� '� This committee recommends programs and policies � � to enhance the usefulness of the public library to the �enerai �� residents of Palm Desert Meetings are held monthly on �overnment the third Wednesday at 3 p.m. �6��0 - cont'd on back- , -'�`� � - cont'd from page 3- �, Set To Save is helping Palm Desert pool owners score big savings � when they buy and install a more efficient, variable-speed pool Marketing Committee pump. The Marketing Committee evaluates the City's � Operating a conventional pool pump every day is expensive, annual marketing and media plans, participates in the ��"� �� and can account for up to 30 percent of a home's electric bill. creation of an annual marketing budget, and makes � A new,variable-speed pool pump can cuta pool's electrical costs up recommendations for special events requesting �� to 70 percent Now,for a limited time,residents who install one of financial support from the City. Membership consistr �.�;�'��t : these pumps can save hundreds more with a $500 rebate from of representatives from Palm Desert's business � �� Set To Save. community. The current vacancy is for an attxaction �� To qualify, pumps must be connected to a programmable representative. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of . controller that enables the pump to function at different speeds each month at2 p.m. ��„��nt at different times. Pumps used exciusively for spas, boosters, or fountains are not eligible. Rent Review Commission Palm Desert residents can also receive a $400 rebate for The Commission meets as needed to adjudicate replacing an old working pool heater with a new high efficiency �e City's mobile home rent confi�ol ordinance,receive model. To qualify for a rebate, the existing heater must be a �stimony, and render fair and impafial decisions as ` functioning natural gas model and the replacement must have a they relate to this ordinance. The vacancy is for an thermal efficiency rating of 84 percent or better. alternate position. - These rebates are available exclusively to Palm Desert residents Applications for service on the City's committees and oniy while funding lasts.They are offered through Set To Save and commissions are accepted any time.Applicants are „�`�� by the Palm Desert Energy Partnership,a joint effort between the required to attend at least two meetings of the com- ��' City of Palm Desert,Southem California Edison,Southern California mittee or commission of their choice. A quesUonnaire ' Gas Company,and The Energy Coalition to reduce energy demand regarding attendance is included in the application and use in Palm Desert by 30 percent over five years. For more package and must be submitted for conside�tion. Tne ciry oe eaim oes��c information, visit www.setosave.com or contact the Palm Desert For applicaUons and more information, please sook�,e.n c�;romta ed�wo `, Office of Energy Man�gement at 760-837-0287. contact the City Clerk's office at 760-346-0611. The Energy Coalkian 5outhern Wlifornfa Gaz Company g ` PRESORTED STANDARD PALM DESERT 73-510 Fred Waring Drive US Postage PAID Palm Desert,CA 92260 Palm Desert,CA phone 760-346-0611 Permit No. 160 fax 760-340-0574 e-maiL• info@ci.palm-desert.ca.us � Web sites: �v�vw.palm-desert.ory wvvwtci tyofpalmdesert.org ■ ECRWSS RobertA.Spiegel Resident and/or Business Mayor Palm Desert, CA Cindy Finerty Mayor Pro Tem Jean R�1.Bensan �im Ferguson f;ichNrd S.1�efly : �.,,e . - . . � -., �.d . � : — - , yA. ,� t. , _ ;, . _- �i�?'�� Y'xs��"i� _ � _ >� .�'�_"�' _, _. — .. .r .___ , —' . _,.f �%� , r � . ... — . . aF �i � v O�G+�� °' � rD- �, a� s 3 � �, �d � � .. °'� �+� � Qn,� � m � �'a5'� � � io �-�� n O a /r, .� � G1-c�D 7� �� n. ;�; 3 � ��: e�' p W`b�,,.,Ky� � � � C7 � � n� c� �' � � �� -fAaa � � � 3�.ss. � �� d � � � a � 2�� n �.� N u�i @ � �q� �p m �' � � FG �'c� � � �� 'w"'� � � 3. � �� a�m' 3 �n �� A o°' �� vr cn a n ,��..�" au, romo �� Q �3w �. v� x� a•o � V• C � N � �� °�� '� s�i� �idm � � �4 � �'�, �� "�, z , aCa � 3 � m =1 �' � n. � � • -1 �°' �'� � � � ,��'�'�'-". � 3 �� p'� � C Q"� ,t� �t�i� � a � o -aa'�. : � � ��a� ��•D c�p � � � �p. 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' � c �. ��w o� �c �� m�`� � ��..�'��.,'3�`a� �D � � � ��.' � -oa � ^3 @ "' � � � .�a . � ��.'�� {' � N (D �`� . _ .�i;< . - .�_ .. ....., .....; ., . . . ..-._„ ..-,� _'"- ._. .. - ,.._ . . .r�es�r� _.. .. ._. _._ ... _ MEMO REPORT DATE: December 18, 2008 TO: Honorable Mayor and Council Members FROM: Anna Grandys, Chief Deputy City Clerk SUB�ECT: Post Election Council Committee Assignments Prior to the "draft" of committee assignments, staff has agendized for discussion and possible action 1) Coachella Valley Vector Control District representation and 2) the opportunity for Council to provide direction to staff regarding the process itself, establishment or elimination of Council committees and sub-committees, and any other related issues prior to the actual selection of committee assignments. A few changes have been made to the Council Committee Assignments matrix as outlined below: • The League of Cities has been removed as former Mayor Roche was an individual member; the League Executive Board is responsible for appointment of its members, not the City. • The Senior Inspiration Award Committee, staff is recommending and Council Member Mullany concurs that staff representation is sufficient. • The Children's Discovery Museum, staff is requesting discussion from Council as to the value of having an elected representative on the Board. • As a reminder, Ad-Hoc Committee appointments are NOT part of the draft. Members serve until the issue is resolved/completed. The Indian Wells Golf Resort CEO Selection and Golf Strategic Planning Ad-Hoc Committees have completed their tasks. As these committees are Ad-Hoc (established for one issue only), the committees are no longer necessary. • The Indian Wells Ambulance Service Committee has completed its task; Mayor Pro Tem Monarch and Council Member Mullany concur the Ad-Hoc committee is no longer necessary. • The Indian Wells (Miles) Crossing Development Ad-Hoc Committee, staff is recommending the committee be activated again in light of the possible changes to the development being proposed by the Developer. New members are needed as Mayor Roche and Council Member Bernheimer served on this Ad-Hoc committee. For your convenience the following have been provided to Council to assist with the selection of Council committee assignments: • Blank 2009 Council Committee assignment matrix • Current (2008) Council Committee assignments • Updated Committee and board reference sheet with revised meeting dates and times As a reminder, the draft is based on seniority and the selection order is as follows: ➢ Ed Monarch ➢ Larry Spicer ➢ Patrick Mullany ➢ Doug Hanson ➢ Bill Powers CITY MANAGER ♦ CITY OF PALM DESERT � � COMMISSIONS / COMMITTEES ROSTER � AS OF OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION (7) Ron Gregory' 04/09/81 12/08/05 12/31/09 Karel Lambell 04/08/04 12/08/05 12/31/09 Allan Levin 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/11 Pam Touschner 04/24/OS 02/26/09 12/31/12 Chris Van Vliet 10/11/90 12/OS/05 12/31/09 John Vuksic 01/25/00 01/24/08 12/31/11 1 - Vacancy 12/31/11 ART IN PUBLIC PLACES COMMISSION (7) Norma Bussing 04/30/03 01/24/08 12/31/11 Donna Jean Darby 03/26/09 03/26/09 12/31I09 Katherine Hough 09/28/95 01/11/07 12/31/10 Kim Snyder 12/08/05 01/24/08 12/31/11 Barbara Stenning 02/10/OS 01/11/07 12/31/10 Maureen Thompson' 12/08/05 12/08/05 12/31/09 John Weston 02/10/05 01/24/OS 12/31/11 AUDIT, INVESTMENT 8 FINANCE COMMITTEE (4 max.) Stephanie M. Loog 04/12/07 04/12/07 12/31l09 Jim Walker 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/11 Everett Wood 01/30/02 12/08/05 12/31/09 1 - Vacancy 12/31/10 ('Indicates Chairperson) CITY OF PALM DESERT - COMMITTEE/COMMISSION ROSTER OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term BUILDING BOARD OF APPEALS & CONDEMNATION (5) (At least 2 Spec.) Rod Murphy` OS/24/94 01/24/08 12/31/11 Denise Poeltler 12/10/98 01/11/07 12/31/10 Robyn Ritchey 09/14/95 02/26/09 12/31/12 Eric Vogt 01/11/07 01/11/07 12131/09 1 - Vacancy 12/31/10 CULTURAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION CMTE. (7) Gale Broeker* 12/08/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Don Graybill 01/11/07 02/26/09 12/31/12 Vera Handley 12/08/05 01/24/08 12/31/11 Kim Housken 02/10/05 02/08/07 12/31/10 Robert I. Pitchford 09/23/04 01/24/08 12/31/11 D. Kent Routh 09/23/04 01/11/07 12/31/10 1 - Vacancy 12/31/12 EL PASEO BUSINESS ASSN. (5-7) � Sonia Campbell 07l09/92 12/08/OS 12/31/09 David Fletcher 06/22/00 01/24/08 12/31/11 Robert Fliday 02/24/05 12/OS/05 12/31/09 Elyssa Goldberg 06/08/06 02/26/09 12/31/12 Janet Hanson 02/24/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Michael Shimer* 01/30/02 12/08/05 12/31/09 Susan Stauber 02/14/08 02/26/09 12/31/12 (`Intlicafes Chairperson) 2 CITY OF PALM DESERT- COMMITTEE/COMMISSION ROSTER OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term HOUSING COMMISSION (7) (Requires 2 Resdt. Mbrs. ) Donna Ahrens Lewis 02/14/08 02/14/08 12/31/10 Natalie Russo 04/12/07 04/12/07 12/31/10 Verna Smith* 06/22/06 06/22/06 12/31/09 J. Wade Tucker(R) 09/25/08 09/25/08 12/31/11 Jane Turner 06/12/03 12/08/05 12/31/09 1 - Vacancy (Resdt. Commissioner) 12/31/10 1 - Vacancy (At-large) 12/31/10 LIBRARY PROMOTION CMTE. (7) Joan Beasley 05/16/03 01/11/07 12/31/10 Betty Carapellese 08/22/96 02/26/09 12/31/12 Marilyn Hahn 02/14/08 02/26/09 12/31/12 Louise Kermode" 04/08/04 01/11/07 12/31/10 Ella Manor O8/22/96 02/26/09 12/31/12 Barbara Rosenberg 03/23/00 12/08/05 12/31/09 1 - Vacancy 12/31/10 MARKETING COMMITTEE (9- max:specialized) Emily Bird-Hrivnak 01/08/04 12/OS/05 12/31/09 Theresa Maggio 05/24/07 01/24/08 12/31/11 Elias K. (Lee) Morcus 04/26/07 04/26/07 12/31/09 Sara O'Flynn" 03/24/05 01/24/08 12/31/11 Michael Shimer 01/08/04 01/11/07 12/31/10 Brent Wise 02/14/08 02/14/08 12/31/10 1 - Vacancy 12/31/11 2 - Vacancies* (Possibly, max.9 m6rs.) New Terms ('Indicates Chairperson� 3 CITY OF PALM DESERT- COMMITTEE/COMMISSION ROSTER OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION (9 + up to 2 Alts.) Phill Babcock 06/25/98 01/11/07 12/31/10 Michael Barnard* 12/08/05 12/08/05 12/31/09 Roger Dash 02/09/06 02/09/06 12/31/09 Gerald (Jerry) Dawson 05/16/03 01/24/08 12/31/11 Randy Guyer 11/30/98 01/24/08 12/31/11 Deborah Hall 02/14/08 02/26/09 12/31/12 Kim Housken 02/14/08 02/14/08 12/31/11 Julie Munson 12/16/97 12/08/05 12/31/09 Terry Schukart 05/16/03 02/26/09 12/31/12 PLANNING COMMISSION (5) Sonia Campbell 02/23/95 01/24/08 12/31/11 Nancy DeLuna 04/09/09 04/09/09 12/31/12 M. Connor Limont 01/11/07 01/11/07 12/31/10 Mari Schmidt 01/11/07 01/11/07 12/31/10 Van Tanner* 12/08/05 12/08/05 12/31/09 ('Indica[es Chairperson) 4 CITY OF PALM DESERT - COMMITTEE/COMMISSION ROSTER OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term PROJECT AREA NO. 4 COMMITTEE (11) Fred Benford* 02/10/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Russell Campbell 04/23/09 04/23/09 12/31/12 Jane Daugherty 04/08/04 01/11/07 12/31/10 Robert Duncan 02/10/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Roberta Grubb 02/10/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Kelly Litecky 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/10 JavierLopez 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/10 Douglas Luhring 02/10/O5 01/11/07 12/31/10 1 - Vacancy 12/31/10 1 - Vacancy 12/31/12 1 - Vacancy 12/31/13 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION (5-Spec.) Jim Butzbach 01/15/01 02/26/09 12/31/12 Gloria Kirkwood 02/10/05 01/24/OS 12/31/11 James Larsh O5/16/03 01/11/07 12/31/10 Rick Lebel 07/09/98 01/11/07 12/31/10 Marty Nethery" 01/25/01 02/26/09 12/31/12 RENT REVIEW CMSSN (5 + 2 Alts.) William Adams* 09/14/95 01/24/048 12/31/11 Charles Brown (Alternate) 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/11 JosefJonathan 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/12 Steven Koffler 10/23/08 10l23/08 12/31/11 Brian Torsney Sr. 02/10/05 02/26/09 12/31/12 Arne Werchick 12/OS/OS 12/08/05 12/31/09 1 - Alternate Member Vacancy 12/31l12 (9ndicates Chairperson) 5 CITY OF PALM DESERT - COMMITTEE/COMMISSION ROSTER OCTOBER 30, 2009 Name First Appointed Last Appointed Current Term YOUTH COMMITTEE (15 max.) RaineArmstrong 01/12/06 02/26/09 12/31/09 Kevin Autran O6/25/09 06/25/09 12/31/09 Laura Baldwin 02/26/09 02/26/09 12/31/09 Alahna Dunbar 06/12/08 02/26/09 12/31/09 Carl Gerhardt 01/10/08 02/26/09 12/31/09 Donald (Bryce) Griffith 10/12/06 02/26/09 12/31/09 Antonia (Toni) Gutierrez 02/14/08 02/26/09 12/31/09 Kate Hart 08/09/07 02/26/09 12/31/09 Alison McCollister 06/12/08 02/26/09 12/31/09 Briana Nolan 06l12/08 02/26/09 12/31/09 Jason Richard 06/25/09 06/25/09 12/31/09 Jonny Rohrbaugh 02/09/06 02/26/09 12/31/09 Jenna Scott 05125/06 02/26/09 12/31/09 Abby Sturgeon 08/09/07 02/26/09 12/31/09 Elle Wohlmuth' 10/13/O5 02/26/09 12/31/09 (`Indicates Chairperson) C V MOSQ. &VECT. CTRL. DIST. Doug Walker 01/11/07 O6/12/08 01/OS/13 JOSLYN COVE SENIOR CENTER Pamela Plick 07/09/09 07/09/09 06/20/13 PALM SPRINGS INTL.AIRPORT CMSSN. Rolf Hoehn 03/06/08 (Ci. PS); 09/�6/09 (Ci. PS); O6/30/12 (02/14/08, Ci. PD) (Ci. PD OS/27/09) RIV. CO. FREE LIBR.ADV. CMTE. Joan Beasley 09/11/08 09/11/OS 2010 TRAILS MGMT. SUBCMTE.-CVMSHCP A. Phill Babcock, Jr. OS/22/08 OS/22/08 Indefinite PALM DESERT REC. FACIL. CORP. Oscar Armijo; Phillip K. Smith, Jr. 04/23/09 04/23/09 Indefinite 6