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Home My WebLink About2025-04-03 Info PacketCity Council Information Packet CITY OF IOWA CITY Council Tentative Meeting Schedule IP1. Council Tentative Meeting Schedule Miscellaneous IP2. March 2025 Building Statistics Draft Minutes IP3. Human Rights Commission: April 1 April 3, 2025 April 3, 2025 City of Iowa City Item Number: IP1. CITY OF IOWA CITY COUNCIL ACTION REPORT April 3, 2025 Council Tentative Meeting Schedule Attachments: Council Tentative Meeting Schedule r City Council Tentative Meeting Schedule Subject to change �— CITY OF IOWA CITY April 3, 2025 Date Time Meeting Location Tuesday, April 15, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Monday, April 21, 2025 4:30 PM Joint Entities Meeting Iowa City CommSchool District TBD Tuesday, May 6, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, May 20, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, June 3, 2025 4:00 PM Work session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, June 17, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, July 8, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Monday, July 21, 2025 4:30 PM Joint Entities Meeting City of Coralville TBD Tuesday, August 5, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, August 19, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, September 2, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, September 16, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, October 7, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Monday, October 20, 2025 4:30 PM Joint Entities Meeting City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, October 21, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Monday, November 3, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, November 18, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Tuesday, December 9, 2025 4:00 PM Work Session City Hall, Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:00 PM Formal Meeting 410 E. Washington Street Item Number: IP2. CITY OF IOWA CITY COUNCIL ACTION REPORT April 3, 2025 March 2025 Building Statistics Attachments: March 2025 Building Statistics Iowa City Building Permits Issue date between 3/1/2025 and 3/31/2025 Permit Type Work Class Permit Type Permit Issue Date Address Description Applicant Value Building (Commercial) Accessory Structure Accessory Structure BLDC25-0022 3/31/2025 1900 MORNINGSIDE DR Remove 4 antennas; Add 4 antennas, 4 RRUS, 4 Raycaps (City High School). Site Acquisition Solutions Wench Jeffers $30,000 Building (Commercial) - Accessory Structure Total $30,000 Addition Addition $0 Building (Commercial) - Addition Total $0 Alteration Alteration BLDC25-0018 3/11/2025 103 COMMERCIAL DR Bt Add walls for new conference room & storage room and add electricity. Frank Lenane $12,000 Alteration BLDC25-0021 3/14/2025 121 E IOWA AVE Replace stucco on north facade (front) of building Hawkeye Electric Alana Baker $2,500 Alteration BLDC25-0024 3/14/2025 580 FOSTER RD Install new set of stairs just on bottom landing on west side of building. Randy Wessling Construction Randy Wessling $2,000 Alteration BLDC25-0027 3/20/2025 2140 ROCHESTER AVE Build two new dugouts for the baseball field located on northwest side of the school's property (Regina Catholic Education Center) Regina Catholic Education Center Brian Adam $80,000 Divide existing 2,900 SF commercial office space into five Alteration BLDC25-0030 3/27/2025 160 SOUTHGATE AVE A private offices, an enlarged conference room, and an Martin Construction Peter Correll $56,580 open office area. Alteration BLDC25-0019 3/24/2025 118 S CLINTON ST Buildout for restaurant & bar space in existing building, Iowa Student Housing $100,000 Building (Commercial) - Alteration Total $2S3,080 New New BLDC24-0101 3/10/2025 225 SOUTHGATE AVE Build new self -storage building on existing foundation. John O Roffman John O Roffman $4,000,000 Building (Commercial) - New Construction $4,000,000 Repair Repair BLDC25-0031 3/25/2025 30 GATHERING PLACE LN 100 Remove damaged portion of roof and insulation replace with spray foam and new roofiand ng. Apex Construction Karen Fink $300,000 Building (Commercial) - Repair $300,000 Building (Commercial) Tenant Build -Out Tenant Build- Out BLDC25-0005 3/5/2025 3 ESCORT LN Add two offices and a display wall (Woodcraft). Elite Stone Fabrications Adam Jennett $35,000 Building (Commercial) - Tennant Build- Out Total $35,000 Building (Commercial) Total $4,618,080 Building (Residential) Accessory Building Accessory Building BLDR25-0038 3/20/2025 610 KENNEDY PKWY New inground pool, install auto cover, fence, steps off existing deck & concrete. Paasch construction Robert Eugene Paasch $85,000 Accessory Building BLDR25-0031 3/6/2025 830 MILLER AVE New detached garage on existing foundation (old garage was demoed) 24' x 26', adding electrical Steve Brenneman $35,000 Accessory Building BLDR25-0054 3/27/2025 969 ALLISON WAY New retaining walls. Country Landscapes Ed Geneser $20,000 Building (Residential) -Accessory Building Total $140,000 Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ADU $0 Building (Residential) - Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Total $0 Addition m BLDR25-0051 3/17/2025 209 COLLEGE CT Add a screened in porch on west side of house. Collin Bruegge $25,000 Addition BLDR25-0056 3/21/2025 418 RIVER ST Add on to and remodel existing screen porch on north side of house. Oak Tree Homes Travis Hugunin $35,000 Addition BLDR25-0064 3/24/2025 310 LUCON DR Add new screened porch to east side of dwelling. Gary Frakes Construction, Inc. Gary D Frakes $150,000 Addition BLDR25-0057 3/25/2025 45 COLL CT Building new 15'X20' deck with a new 4'x4' landing, railing and stairs on southeast side of house. Home Town Restyling Brad Winn $24,530 Building (Residential) - Addition Total $234,530 Alteration/Remodel Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0028 3/5/2025 731 WALKER CIR Remodel kitchen Klein Construction Charles Darren Spenler $49,500 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR24-0443 3/11/2025 621 N JOHNSON ST Convert Garage into personal yoga studio w/bathroom washer/dryer, loft & living area. Big & Steineke Construction Inc. Jordan M Bigbee $50,000 Building (Residential) Alteration/Remodel Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0040 3/10/2025 14 FOREST GUN Remodel of one upstairs bathroom Modern Roots Design Build John Norman Mar[inek $56,900 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR24-0521 3/14/2025 2821 WHISPERING MEADOW DR Build small office space in the garage (west end) Successful Living Joseph E Massa $3,800 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0035 3/17/2025 3729 DONEGAL CT Add new egress window on north side of house Kingcontracting Edgar Contreras $900 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0044 3/12/2025 1942 MEADOW RIDGE UN Deck repair (east side of house) Dig & pour 2 new footings, install two 6x6 posts to re -secure existing beam Install new railing to match &tie into existing railing Skogman Remodeling &Repair Ben Skogman $3,831 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0045 3/17/2025 1120 GOLDENROD DR Demo existing deck & build new deck and steps on east side of house Dig & pour 1 new landing footing, 15 risers. Finished deck to be 30'x9'. Skogman Remodeling &Repair Ben Skogman $29,570 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0050 3/17/2025 126 RAVEN ST Replace existing deck boards & railings - reusing existing structure (east side of house) Backyard Vinyl/ Revamp Fence & Deck Mark Mclaughlin $17,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0055 3/19/2025 1384 AVA CIR Replacing screen with Westbury Screen Rail on east side of house Replace railing on side deck (north side) with Westbury Railing. O'Donnell Decking Mike O'Donnell $11,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0059 3/24/2025 316 GALWAY DR Convert a screen porch into a 4 season room and rebuild existing deck on east side of house. Beitz Carpentry Ryan Beitz $70,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0063 3/25/2025 4058 GUSTAV ST Finish previously roughed in bathroom in basement by adding walls and flooring. Modern Edge Construction, LLC Cade Kelchen $20,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-005B 3/25/2025 1731 GLEASON AVE Addition of one bedroom and bathroom in basement Ashley Schmidt $17,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0060 3/27/2025 P353 CAE DR Finish off unfinished room in basement. Work includes framing, insulation, electrical & sheetrock. A.S K Construction, LLC Tyler Johnston $14,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR25-0061 3/27/2025 16 BROOKFIELD DR Add two new egress windows w/ window wells on north side of house. Lanzas Construction LLC Darwin Neptaly Lanza $8,000 Alteration/ Remodel BLDR24-0210 3/31/2025 930 E COLLEGE ST Modify existing basement window to become a legal egress window for the basement apartment/bed room bathroom (HPQ4-0041). Phillip Ostrem $5,000 Building (Residential) - Alteration/Remodel Total $356,501 New New BLDR25-0043 3/17/2025 4147 UNBRIDLED AVE New SFD, 3 bedroom ranch style home w/ 3 car garage & unfinished basement S G A Construction Travis 1 Shield Building (Residential) New New BLDR25-0047 3/20/2025 1897 SHERMAN DR New SFD w/ 3 car garage & partially finished basement_ Frontier Homes Russ Hunger $365,000 New BLDR25-0052 3/31/2025 180 EVERS LILL UN New SFD 5-bedroom ranch style home w/ 3 car garage. Watts Group Caleb Shield $345,732 Building(Residential)- New Total $1,774,732 Repair Repair BLDR25-0016 3/5/2025 2110 1 ST Foundation repair using Helical Piers, Midwest Reconstruction Desiree Slama $28,366 Replacing deck on east side of house, using the same Repair BLDR25-0034 3/6/2025 55 WAKEFIELD CT design Using existing footing with 6x6 posts. All other PeterJohn Manesis $2,000 design features are the same. Electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems are needed Repair BLDR25-0036 3/5/2025 454 LEXINGTON AVE All 3 of those were previously removed from the structure Koethe Investments Mark Koethe $50,000 and need to be replaced. Reconstruction of approximately 34' of south exterior wall Repair BLDR25-0030 3/7/2025 516 HOLT AVE Including one entry, one patio door and twelve fixed William Mitchell William Charles Mitchell $40,000 windows. 34 linear feet. Front porch restoration & exterior wood repairs to single family 2 story home in historic district. Built-in gutter on Repair BLDR24-0519 3/17/2025 1033 WOODLAWN AVE East 2nd story will repaired along with adjacent siding, Soffit and moldings. Porch framing will be assessed and StraitBuilt Designs LLC Justin Strait $12,000 repaired as needed Porch columns will be modified to allow for drainage. (HPC24-0112). Replace shingles and underlayment on the roof and complete needed porch repairs.Front porch work includes Repair BLDR25-0039 3/12/2025 629 BROWN ST removing existing shingles, rotted wood sheeting, rafters, Moose Ridge Construction Ashley Steffens $35,127 fascia, soffit, and frieze boards and all beadboard on the ceiling (HPC25-0004). Repair BLDR25-0069 3/28/2025 220 S JOHNSON ST Replace deteriorated flat roof over porch. This building is a single family home (HPC25-0012). Icon Properties, LLC OMAR AHMAD $5,174 Repair or replace decorative wooden elements of the west side entryway false balcony & balustrades. Elements Repair BLDR25-0062 3/31/2025 538 S GILBERT ST of the west side, northern window, will be repaired or Hannah Givler $5,000 replaced with salvaged Douglas fir. All new elements will match the existing wood elements (HPC25-0008), Building (Residential) - Repair $177,667 Building (Residendop Total $ZO93,430 Grand Total $6,707,570 Total Permits Issued 43 City of Iowa City 202S Huildino Statistics ValualTM of Consrruetion permits Issued 2023 Janus Fal7ru4r M4rch April Ms June July Au us[ September October November December TOTAL New 5In le Fami Iy Dwellings IRC - i Valuation s0 5636, 554 $T 174.732 Number of Permits 0 1 a New Du fex Owollin s (IRC) -S Valuation $0 $0 $0 Number of Permits 0 ❑ 0 New Multiple Unit Dwellings 16C - $ Valuation s0 s0 $0 Number of Permits 0 0 0 Number of 6ulldin s 0 0 0 Number of Dwelling Units 0 0 0 New Commorcial or Mixed Commercial Resideril ial 18C - S Valua ll on $0 $0 $4.000 000 NumberofPermits 0 0 1 Number of 6ulldin s 0 0 1 N umber of D"llmag Units 0 0 ❑ Ne-Industrial IRC -S Value lion $0 $0 $0 Number of Permits 0 0 0 New Iowa Cie Public L@Z4RC Re Iaces Public WorkslUllllHas - S Valuation $710.000 $0 $0 Number of Permits 0 0 0 Schools l9C All new and Alt Aodialmefre air - S Valuation so $3.000 530,000 N umber of Parmils 0 1 1 M inc, Strut luresWenca S -S Va lualian $0 $0 $o NurntrcrofPefmii% 0 0 0 RomedeT,Residentinl Altaddialturira air1RC 4Vaivadon 5538,i44 5572, 640 5766,698 Number of PalmilS 14 13 27 Remodel. Commercial All addrairerlre Ir 18G - S Valuation $1.787.200 $454.700 $588.080 Number of PertmLs 10 5 8 Remodot, Industrial All atlftlterlrc it 18G I - S Value"n JNOW Cale gory in '22 s0 so So Number of Pwmils 01 0 0 Remodel Public fie Iaces Public War ks Al l a ddlalte rare air 18C -S Valuation $01 so s0 Number of P'"mils 01 0 0 Rosidenbal Acca5zory Struc luma (IRC) - %Vacua bon s0 $so000 51400❑0 Number of Permits 0 1 Resldontial Accessory Dwelling Ifni! IRC -S Veluxtfon s0 50 so Number Of PlfrrNs 0 01 0 TOTALVALUE $3.035.794 $1.727.0941 $6,701.5101 1 $11,464,398 TOTAL PERMITS 24 211 431 1 88 Item Number: IP3. CITY OF IOWA CITY COUNCIL ACTION REPORT April 3, 2025 Human Rights Commission: April 1 Attachments: Human Rights Commission: April 1 Draft Minutes Human Rights Commission April 1, 2025 Emma J. Harvat Hall Commissioners present: Doug Kollasch, Emily Harkin, Elizabeth Mendez Shannon, Mark Pries, Kelsey Paul Shantz, Viana Qadoura. Commissioners on Zoom: Lubna Mohamed. Commissioners absent: Roger Lusala, Idriss Abdullahi. Staff present: Tre Hall, Stefanie Bowers. Recommendation to City Council: No. Meeting called to order: 5:32 PM. Native American Land Acknowledgement: Kollash read the Land Acknowledgement. Public Comment of Items not on the Agenda: None. Approval of meeting minutes of February 25, 2025: Pries moved, and Mendez Shannon seconded. Motion passed 7-0. Updates on Outreach and Engagement by the Police Department: Community Outreach Assistant, Tre Hall reported that the police department's presentation on domestic violence was canceled due to an illness and has not yet been rescheduled. Hall also spoke on Jess Lang's work with increasing the spots available for safety village and EMS training with hopes to increase involvement. It was also mentioned that a Community Police Academy will take place with the Coralville Police Department and will be held on Mondays throughout the month of September. The outreach group will be increasing their outreach to the unhoused community as the spring and summer months come around. They will also be hosting a booth for national crime victim rights at the public library at 10 AM on April 12'". Hall concluded with an update that the group is preparing for the upcoming Pride parade in June. Mendez Shannon spoke to Trey Hall about meeting with Joshua Dabusu and their conversation on doing a panel on Knowing Your Rights. Pries shared his church has been distributing red cards. Mendez Shannon clarified the red cards share policies or procedures you can use if you have an encounter with ICE. Correspondence: The Commission received correspondence about a community reading of Martin Luther King's Beyond Vietnam Friday, April 0 at the Robert A Lee Recreation Center. Know Your Rights Event: Mendez Shannon updated the commission that she met with the Englert Theatre. It was discovered that they are interested in supporting an event that supports the community. Mendez Shannon shared that they are not sure of the scope of the event. For example, Escucha Mi Voz shared they have a need to share more information about rights through a speaker. Mendez Shannon shared ideas to support these groups. One idea was to create a collation so there are more voices at the table. Mendez Shannon requested permission from the commission. Paul -Shantz spoke up with support in the matter. Pries agreed. Mendez Shannon said she would keep the commission updated on future events and progress. Paul -Shantz spoke about trans rights being revoked by the state of Iowa. Paul -Shantz suggested drafting a statement that addresses the issue and to add this to a future agenda. Pries asked if this statement would have something to work from which Paul -Shantz assured there is an existing draft of a statement. The commission discussed a date for a special meeting to finalize the statement. It was suggested to have the special meeting in the next seven days, with virtual attendance as an option. It was agreed that the special meeting would take place on Monday, April 7th at 10:00 AM. Second Quarter Project: Kollasch brought up the idea that as the commission moves away from working in committees it could be replaced with a community event. Paul -Shantz shared the idea of community circles and developing community conversations. Paul -Shantz shared it would be a good way to connect different areas and resources within the Iowa City community. Issues mentioned were food, housing, conflict resolution, supporting youth, community building, non-violent community action, and mental health. Qadoura agreed this would be a positive way to openly discuss with different groups on what is causing fear, what to look forward to, different resources, and what to do in certain instances. Pries was in support of the idea. Qadoura asked if it would be an open invitation to everyone or how it would look. Paul -Shantz expressed that she would prefer to hold off on deciding how it would work until they are able to get some more information and share ideas. Elections: It was agreed to defer elections to take place during a later meeting due to the absence of two commission members (Abdullahi and Lusala). Human Rights Grant: Qadoura and Mendez Shannon discussed their work visiting with current grant recipients. Qadoura spoke of her experience with Houses into Homes where she took the Mariam Girl's Club to help and learn about the organization. Qadoura was happy to see the organization works with individuals in their program on a personal basis considering ethnic backgrounds, language barriers, and more. Mendez Shannon also shared her experience with the group and her takeaway was the passion behind the work they do at Houses into Homes. Mendez Shannon shared during this outreach they were able to connect the Welcome Center with Houses into Homes for language assistance. Mendez Shannon also reported it was requested that the commission help promote Houses into Homes on social media. The group also asked about applying for future grants as a previous recipient. Mendez Shannon shared she was pleased with the personal approach the Iowa City Food Pantry takes to meet the diverse needs of those who use their services. Paul -Shantz shared she was happy to see the Indigenous Art Alliance was continuing to work through political shifts in our area. Kollasch asked Staff for updates on the current cycle of Human Rights Grant applicants. Staff reported application must be in by 11:59 PM on April 1st. Staff also shared that commissioners should look out for an email containing access information pertaining to the grant submissions. Staff stated that a list of applicants would be shared with commissioners to ensure there are no conflicts of interest when it comes time to review applications. Qadoura requested to have a printed copy of each application for ease of review. Staff also discussed the turn around for the grant applications. The commission's next meeting will take place on April 22nd. As the application window closes and the commission is able to review those submitted, they will have a better idea on dates. Pries asked staff if applicants are receiving grants from the City or other organizations are they still eligible for the grant. Staff referred to a memo in the packet addressing the matter. It was read that City Council requires staff to provide additional information to boards and commissions that award funding about which organization have received funding as a way to give opportunity to additional organizations. Staff & Commission Updates: Staff requested the commission send a budget proposal for events or expenses that pertain to the second quarter project and the Know Your Rights event. Staff also shared that depending on commission preference their usual meeting room can be changed from Harvat Hall to the Helling Conference Room. Qadoura inquired from staff on the Neighborhoods Centers of Johnson County Gala requesting two tickets for herself and commissioner Mendez Shannon. Pries announced his congregation wrote a grant for Dream City to help them get furniture. He also went tc the Bike Library and saw their organization and wrote them a grant through his congregation as well. Pries met with Sikowis Nobiss about Great Plains Action Center and spoke on their recent purchase of land on Maiden Drive to build a facility for their organization. Pries met with the director of the North Liberty Food Pantry and discussed their struggles with losing support from FEMA. Kollasch shared the impact that current legislation has had on friends and family. Kollasch also wanted to raise awareness that the Iowa senate has passed, and sent to the House, Bill 507 which prohibits any city or county from having diversity, equity, and inclusion offices. Qadoura reassured that all is hopeful, and we have to keep going and voicing for the voiceless. Qadoura shared she has been busy hosting the Ramadan dinner, Iftar, for ICCSD students. She also shared she is grateful for the support from the Superintendent and the Board of Education who have now attended the dinners, along with commissioner Pries. Qadoura shared the dinner is about being a community and breaking bread together and being proud of who you are. Qadoura also shared her experience hosting Hijab Day sharing it was successful. As a board member of the Coralville Food Pantry Qadoura is involved in the Community Meal at the Coralville Library being held this Friday, April 4th and encouraged commissioners to attend. The final event Qadoura shared is a conference called Palestine Hope for Change taking place on April 26th from Sam to 5pm. The conference will acknowledge the suffering of Palestinians and the ongoing genocide. Harkin shared March 315T was Trans Day of Visibility and the importance of trans lives. Harkin also touched on April being National Fair Housing Month and the importance of a right to fair housing. She also pointed out she appreciated a sentiment from the meeting "What others may need, others may have." Harkin also attended the Night of 1,000 Dinners and shared that the event was enjoyable to attend. Paul -Shantz mentioned she was in Nairobi for a workshop with Peace in Our Cities Network. Topics at the workshop included data in technology and how you can track reports to use data to improve issues reported on. The trip also involved going into informal settlements of Nairobi and speaking with those working with youth to improve conditions and work with community members. Paul -Shantz also wanted to take time to recognize other areas around the world have fought harmful regimes and she takes inspiration from that. Pries asked Paul -Shantz to speak on compassion fatigue. She spoke on the idea that the fatigue is the point and part of the attack on everyone and by recognizing that you can use it to fuel your passion for change. Mendez Shannon wanted to reiterate that those herself and commissioner Qadoura visited with wanted to be seen on social media and that the groups are excited about the work they are doing. She also spoke about the state of the world impacting the community and the commission's work. Mendez Shannon shared her work on a paper that addresses the experiences of undocumented individuals. Through this paper she learned about resilience and that what you go through is preparing you for something else. She was also reminded of the strength she sees in Iowa City and the impact the commission makes on the community. Adjourned: 6:34PM. The meeting can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/@citychannel4/videos. 4 Human Rights Commission ATTENDANCE RECORD YEAR 2024/2025 (Meeting Date) NAME TERM EXP. 1/23 2/27 314 3/26 4/23 5/28 7/23 8/27 9/24 11/26 12/12 1/28 2/25 4/1 4/22 5/27 JahnaviPandya 2024 X X X X X X X X A A - - - - Emily Harkin 2027 - - - - - - - - - P - P P X Doug Kollasch 2027 X X X X X X Z X X P - P P X Viana Qadoura 2025 X X X X X X X X X P - A A X Idriss Abdullahi 2025 - - - - X Z X Z A P - P A A Mark Pries 2025 X A X X X X X X X P - A P X Roger Lusala 2026 X X X A X X X X X P - P P A Kelsey Paul Shantz 2026 X X X X Z X X A X P - P A X Liz Mendez -Shannon 2026 X X X A Z X X A X A - P P X Lubna Mohamed 2027 - - - - - - - - - - - Z A Z KEY: X = Present A = Absent Z = Present via Zoom