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Current Council – Appointed Committee Members Page 1 Current Council – Appointed Committee Members Updated: 9/23/2021 Page 2 APPEARANCE COMMISSION Established by City Ordinance (1972) 349 TC 9 adopted 10/16/72; Effective 11/16/72 as amended; membership 13; membership increased to 15 on 7/15/80 by Ordinance (1980) 423 TC 123. ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Chad Parker (Stewart) w/m 6/6/17 11/19/19 11/18/21 4007 Brownstone Ct. (09) (E) Bernard Thaxton (Crowder/Mendell) aa/m 7/5/17 7/22/19 7/21/21 2313 Foxhill Cir. (10) (C) Katherine Hogan (Branch/Stewart) w/f 11/8/17 11/9/19 11/8/21 319 Fayetteville St. #305 (01) (C) Corey Bates (Crowder) w/m 12/5/17 12/6/19 12/5/21 2309 Ridge Rd. (12) (E) Jake Levitas (Baldwin/Stewart) w/m 2/6/18 5/6/20 5/5/22 2513 Remington Rd. (10) (C) Will Gaskins (Baldwin) w/m 2/4/20 2/5/20 2/4/22 1222 Clifton Place (04) (C) Martha Eberle (Baldwin) w/f 5/1/18 5/22/20 5/21/22 2312 Euston St. (10) (C) Adam Walters (Stewart/Baldwin) w/m 4/2/19 4/3/21 4/3/23 621 Kirby St. (06) (D) William E. Dodge (Mendell) w/m 6/18/19 6/19/19 6/18/21 2409 Rockridge Ct. (12) (E) Cory Mason (McFarlane) m 11/19/19 11/20/19 11/19/21 2321 Blue Ridge Rd., #202 (D) Candice Andre (Stewart) w/f 12/3/19 12/4/19 12/3/21 1012 Winona Road (09) (A) Page 3 APPEARANCE COMMISSION - Continued ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Megan Beach (Stewart) 6/2/20 6/3/20 6/2/22 764 Saint George Rd. (10) (C) Christopher E. Roberts (Baldwin) m/ 7/7/20 7/7/20 6/30/22 1610 Weatherford Circle (04) (C) Patrice M. Gilmore (Baldwin) aa/f 10/6/20 10/7/20 10/6/22 4613 Westminster Dr. (ETJ) (04) Marcus Tuttle (Buffkin) w/m 3/2/21 3/6/21 3/5/23 1201 Gunnison Place (09) (A) City Council Liaison: Stormie Forte Last Updated: 3/17/2021 Page 4 ARTS COMMISSION Created by City Ordinance (1977) 578 adopted 7/5/77; Effective 8/2/77, 16 members appointed by City Council. Reduced to 12 members per Ordinance (2009) 597. ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Moses Alexander Greene aa/m 8/2/16 8/19/20 8/18/22 (Branch/Knight) 8100 Hovingham Way (16) (B) Pam Hartley (Baldwin/Stewart) w/f 4/18/17 4/21/21 4/20/23 Community in Schools 222 N. Person St., Suite 203 (01) Bain Jones (Baldwin/Melton) w/m 1/16/18 1/17/20 1/16/22 2409 Anderson Dr. (08-1405) (E) Patty Williams (Branch/Cox) w/f 4/17/18 4/17/20 4/16/22 2424 Noble Rd. (08) (E) David L. Clegg (Stewart/Baldwin) w/m 5/15/18 5/17/20 5/16/22 813 Richmond St. (09) (A) Jamie Dawson (Baldwin) w/m 12/4/18 12/5/20 12/4/22 1521 Delmont Dr. (06) (D) Angela Salamanca (Melton/Stewart) w/lato/f 3/19/19 3/20/21 3/21/23 400 Plainview Ave. (04) (C) Shelley Smith (McFarlane) f/w 9/3/19 9/4/19 9/3/21 3010 Leonard St. (07) Judy Payne (Baldwin/Melton) w/f 6/18/19 6/19/21 6/18/23 1105 W. Lenoir St. (03) (D) Isabel Maria Villa-Garcia (Buffkin) f/h 5/19/20 5/21/20 5/20/22 200 S. Dawson, Unit 203 (D) Page 5 ARTS COMMISSION (Continued) ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Billy Warden (Baldwin/Melton) w/m 5/19/20 6/21/20 6/20/22 2627 Dover Rd. (08) (D) Toni Gadsen (Branch) aa/f 2/16/21 2/17/21 2/16/23 2373 Bay Harbor (04) (C) City Council Liaison: Patrick Buffkin Last updated: 8/10/2021 Page 6 BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMISSION Created by adoption of the Comprehensive Bicycle Plan on April 7, 2009 – 7 members; increased to 9 members May 17, 2011; increased to 10 members April 15, 2014; increased to 12 members February 2, 2021 (should include representative of persons with disabilities) ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Susan Hatchell (McFarlane) w/f 11/3/15 11/9/19 11/8/21 2222 The Circle (08) (E) Dwight Otwell (Stephenson/Crowder) w/m 10/3/17 10/5/19 10/4/21 5215 Coronado Dr. (09) (A) Elizabeth S. Alley (Baldwin/Melton) w/f 11/6/18 11/7/20 11/6/22 2127 Woodview Dr. (04) (C) Kelly Woodall (Stewart/Branch) w/f 3/19/19 3/20/21 3/19/23 450 S. East St. (C) Pierre Tong (Melton/Cox) asian/m 4/2/19 4/3/21 4/2/23 2508 Noble Rd. (08) (E) Nicholaus Neptune (Melton/Stewart) aa/m 6/19/19 6/5/21 6/4/23 331 Golf Course Dr. (10) (C) Elizabeth Hester (Branch) 10/1/19 10/2/19 10/3/21 15 Dart Lane (01) (C) Kari Barsness (Melton) f/w 5/19/20 5/20/20 5/19/22 2505 Stafford Ave. (07) (D) Joe Caruso (Melton) w/m 3/2/21 3/3/21 3/2/23 8813 Harps Mill Rd. (15) (A) Mary-Jo Gellenbeck (Melton/Baldwin) w/f 3/2/21 3/3/21 3/2/23 2206 Creston Rd. (08) (E) Page 7 BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMISSION (continued) Brian Thomas (Melton/Forte) w/m 3/2/21 3/3/21 3/2/23 1121 Harper Rd. (03) (D) Shakema McClean (Stewart/Baldwin) _/f 4/6/21 4/7/21 4/6/23 601 Parnell Drive (10) (C) City Council Liaison: Jonathan Melton Last Updated: 5/19/2021 Page 8 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Established by City Code Section 24-48. Membership - 8; four regular members and two alternate members are appointed by the City Council and must reside within the City Limits; one regular member and one alternate member are appointed by the County Commissioners and must reside within the extraterritorial jurisdiction limits of the City. ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Catherine Hill, Counsel to the Board (Attorney) One Exchange Plaza, Suite 1020 (01) Donald Mial (County) aa/m (SECRETARY) 9/18/15 9/18/21 9/17/23 1021 Penselwood Dr. (04) Rodney L. Swink (Crowder ) w/m 11/19/19 11/20/19 11/19/21 825 Babcock Ct. (09) (A) John Aiken Koonce (Stewart) w/m 1/7/20 1/8/20 1/7/22 2312 Coley Forest Place (12) (E) Justin L. Sutton (Baldwin) aa/m 1/7/20 1/8/20 1/7/22 7173 Sandy Creek Dr. (15) (a) Michael Rainey w/m (Branch/Stewart) 6/5/18 6/6/20 6/5/22 1008 Tyrrell Rd. (09) Marvin T. Butler w/m (County Alternate) 1317 Old Watkins Rd. 10/7/19 10/7/19 10/6/21 Cathy Rudisill (Baldwin/Buffkin) f/ 1/21/20 1/22/20 1/21/22 6304 Battleford Dr. (12) (E) Stephen A. Kenney (Buffkin) w/m (City Alternate) 1/21/20 1/22/20 1/21/22 317 West Morgan St., Unit 407 (01) (D) Last Updated: 9/15/21 Page 9 CENTENNIAL AUTHORITY 4 members appointed by City Council; 19 members (4-year terms) ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION Bill Mullins (Baldwin/Buffkin) w/m 9/8/95 8/17/21 7/1/25 2801 Market Bridge Ln. (08) (E) Thomas A. McCormick (McFarlane/Baldwin) w/m 1/1/99 7/1/15 7/1/23 9253 Fawn Lake Dr. (17) (E) (See 11/21/17 City Council minutes) Rod Malone (Thompson/Branch) aa/m 7/6/11 7/1/19 7/1/23 Tharrington Smith, LLP PO Box 1151 (02-1151) Tia McLaurin (Stewart) aa/f 9/21/21 9/22/21 7/1/25 511 Fayetteville St., Unit 1719 (01) (D) Last Updated: 9/23/21 Page 10 CITY OF OAKS FOUNDATION 9 MEMBERS, 3 elected or appointed by the City Council, 1 by Triangle Land Conservancy, and 5 by the Trustees – all serve 3 year terms. ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION City Appointees Yvonne Lewis Holley (Buffkin/Forte) aa/f 2/15/21 2/16/21 2/15/24 1505 Tierney Circle (10) (C) Marshall Harvey (Buffkin/Forte) b/m 2/15/21 2/16/21 2/15/24 2613 Wycliff Rd (07) (E) Oscar Carmona (Buffkin/Forte) h/m 2/15/21 2/16/21 2/15/24 222 W. Hargett St., Suite 608 (01) City Council Liaison: Patrick Buffkin Last Updated: 2/19/2021 Page 11 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 7 members, 5 appointed by City Council (2 at large, 2 representing private industry or business, 1 attorney); 2 elected by city employees at large. HB 482. These are 4 year terms ORIGINAL CURRENT CURRENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT EXPIRATION At Large Phillip Rubin (Baldwin/Branch) w/m 11/1/16 11/1/20 10/31/24 8109 Olde Hill Ct. (15) (A) Thomas A. McCormick (McFarlane) w/m 9/17/19 9/18/19 9/17/23 9253 Fawn Lake Dr. (17) (E) Management or Industry Representatives Patricia L. Holland (Baldwin) _/f 2/18/20 7/24/21 7/23/25 1552 Iredell Dr. (08) (D) See Minutes of 4/7/2020 Cynthia J. Ball (Stephenson/Cox) w/f 5/3/11 5/3/19 5/2/23 Ball Mediation 1428 Canterbury Rd.
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