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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2012-02-12 Youth Advisory CommitteeYOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION AGENDA Sunday, February 12, 2012, 4:00 PM Helling Conference Hall, City Hall 410 East Washington Street 1) Call to Order 2) Introduction of new Council liaison and City Council Update 3) Approve minutes of December 17, 201 land January 8, 2012 4) Update on vacancies 5) Budget update Presentation to Council 6) Commission Goal Brainstorming 7) Sub - Committee reports and appointments a) Empowerment Grant (Nepola, Craig) Request from Regina re reallocation of grant b) Website & Advertising (Murray) c) Recognition Grant (Fosse) Ceremony on March 25 Bonds d) Global Village (Murray, Rapp) e) Other 8) Staff Update a) Packet distribution 9) Meeting Schedule March 25 (Empowerment Grant ceremony) YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION DRAFT Saturday, December 17, 2011- 4:10 PM Helling Conference Room, CITY HALL Members Present: Gao, Tamerius, Van Voorhis, Murray, Nepola Members Absent: Fosse Liaison Present: Ross Wilburn Staff Present: Marian Karr Others Present: None RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL None CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 4:10 PM by Chair Gao. APPROVE MINTUES Nepola delivered a copy of the December 4 minutes and Karr made copies for distribution. After review of the December 4 the following changes were suggested: ➢ Call to Order — should read 4:00 start time ➢ Subcommittee Reports —four $500 grants or "two" $1000 grant Moved by Van Voorhis, seconded by Murray, to approve the minutes of October 2 and November 4 (as amended). The motion passed unanimously, 5/0, Fosse absent. Nepola will submit electronic minutes of December 4 to Karr for posting on the City site. UPDATE ON VACANCIES Gao reported his term will expire by the end of the month and he would continue as an observer only. Tamerius indicated a desire to re -apply for her expired term and Van Voorhis stated she would not be re- applying. Gao noted the recent appointment of Katherine Rapp and the potential appointment of Malin Craig. Karr noted two vacancies, an at -large term and an unexpired Tate High term. Van Voorhis indicated there were students at West High interested in applying. City Council Liaison Wilburn reported on meeting incoming member Craig. BUDGET UPDATE Karr reported that Council would be meeting with Boards & Commission and community events requesting funding for FY13, on Tuesday evening, January 31. An invitation has gone out asking representatives if they would be interested in presenting a tem minute presentation, and stated she had a tentative hold for 6:45 PM if YAC was interested in presenting. Tamerius indicated a desire to do the presentation if she were re- appointed. Wilburn stated the Council appreciated a Commission representation being there and having that personal connection, and encouraged attendance. It was agreed to maintain the tentative schedule of 6:45 and finalize at the next meeting. COMMISSION BRAINSTROMING Gao reviewed earlier discussion of the Board regarding future direction, and noted the minutes of October 2 and asked if there were any additional ideas other than the ones discussed a couple of weeks ago. Gao indicated he would talk with Patti Fields at United Way re volunteer opportunities and possible partnerships that could be explored. Karr and Wilburn reviewed United Way coordination and funding programs, and noted community need assessments conducted over the years. Gao stated he would report back, stating he would stay in conduct with the Commission at the end of his term. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION December 17, 2011 Page 2 of 3 SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS Empowerment Grant. — Tamerius reported she took notes from previous discussions, and using the application from Regina she would be reporting solely for herself because no other committee members attended the meeting. Her recommendations included: • Under Section 3, Estimated Cost, add note "maximum amount that you can apply for $1000 for this year and $500 next year ". • Add note on the bottom that receipts are required and salaries cannot be included in the reimbursement. Moved by Van Voorhis, seconded by Murray, to amend the application as outlined. The motion passed unanimously, 5/0, Fosse absent. Website & Advertising — no report Recognition Grant — Gao reported that no new grant applications had been received, and that Mackey and Mildenstein would be this year's recipients. Majority agreed to use the same letters as previous years. Karr noted the letter gave information on the ceremony date and time and that had not been determined. Majority agreed to wait until the January meeting to decide when to schedule the ceremony; and who would sign the letter. Global Village — no report. In response to Van Voorhis, Karr stated information should be coming shortly on the 2012 event. CITY COUNCIL UPDATE Council Liaison Wilburn reported the Council held the second strategic planning session and looking forward they will be scheduling a work session to review Boards and Commissions and invited members to send a message to the Council with questions. At the organizational meeting in January Council will select a Mayor and new liaison to YAC. He encouraged each member to stay involved in youth programs and encouraged they utilize their own youth contacts in school and the community to promote participation. Wilburn stated it had been a pleasure to work with the Commission, and watching them develop the decision process in awarding grants. Wilburn also stated he would continue to make contacts with Tate for their first appointment. Wilburn presented certificates of appreciation to outgoing members Gao, Van Voorhis and Tamerius. Karr expressed appreciation to outgoing members. Gao noted the thank you letter from Regina for the award of grant funds for the Christmas Basket project. Nepola reported on the status of the project. MEETING SCHEDULE Majority agreed to set tentative meeting date for January 8, 4:00 PM. Karr will notify new members. Moved by Van Voorhis, seconded by Murray, to adjourn 4:45 PM. The motion to adjourn passed unanimously, 5/0, Fosse absent. Minutes submitted by Karr. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION ATTENDANCE RECORD YEAR 2011 /Mnnfinn nnfa► NAME TERM EXP. 1/9 2/13 3/6 413 �........... 5/1 -- --i 7/10 7/16 9111 10/2 10/16 11/6 12/4 12117 Leah Murray (West) 12/31/12 X X X X X NM X O/E O/E X NM X X Alexandra Tamer'ius 12/31 /11 X X X X X NM X X X X NM X X Sam Fosse (City) 12/31 / 12 X X X X X NM X X X O NM -NM X O ,ferry Gao (At Large) 12/31 / 11 X X X X X N M O/E X X X X X Caroline VanVoorhis (At Large) 12/31/11 X X X X X NM X X X X NM X X Chris Nepola (Regina) 12/31/11 - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- X X O NM X X Position Vacant (Tate) 12131/12 - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- Matt Linton (Regina) 12/3-1/11 X O O/E X X -NM - -- - -- --- - -- - -- - -- KEY: X = Present O = Absent O/E = Absent/Excused NM = No meeting /No Quorum - -- = Not a Member (Clopy January 31, 2011 Eleanor Mildenstein South East Jr. High School 2501 Bradford Dr. Iowa City, IA 52245 Dear Eleanor, a r F-fir � %- City of A Congratulations on being awarded the Youth Advisory Commission recognition grant. The Yo,. 4 Advisory Commission established the grants to provide deserving junior high students in the Iowa City Community School District and Regina Education Center an opportunity to be recognized for their leadership, involvement and academic success. Five applications were received for the two grants. The Youth Advisory Commission reviewed the applications at two meetings and selected you and Matilda Mackey as recipients at their meeting on January 8. The grants will be awarded at the Youth Advisory meeting on Sunday, March 25, at 4:00 PM in Emma Harvat Hall, at City Hall, 410 East Washington Street. We would like to invite you and your family to attend the meeting, and consider staying for the Youth Advisory meeting that follows. Again congratulations and thank you for your leadership in your school and our community. We hope to see you on March 25 at City Hall. Please call City Clerk Marian Karr (356 -5041) with any questions you may have. Sincerely, Sam Fosse Youth Advisory Commission Temporary Chair Cc: Mayor and City Council Rick Dobyns City C ),tA ' iaison 410 EAST WASHINGTON STREET • IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 -1826 • (319) 356 -5041 • FAX (319) 356 -5497 January 31, 2011 Matilda Mackey South East Jr. High School 2501 Bradford Dr. Iowa City, IA 52245 Dear Matilda, '00, a City 'If A c� Congratulations on being awarded the Youth Advisory Commission recognition grant. The Youth Advisory Commission established the grants to provide deserving junior high students in the Iowa City Community School District and Regina Education Center an opportunity to be recognized for their leadership, involvement and academic success. Five applications were received for the two grants. The Youth Advisory Commission reviewed the applications at two meetings and selected you and Eleanor Mildenstein as recipients at their meeting on January 8. The grants will be awarded at the Youth Advisory meeting on Sunday, March 25, at 4:00 PM in Emma Harvat Hall, at City Hall, 410 East Washington Street. We would like to invite you and your family to attend the meeting, and consider staying for the Youth Advisory meeting that follows. Again congratulations and thank you for your leadership in your school and our community. We hope to see you on March 25 at City Hall. Please call City Clerk Marian Karr (356 -5041) with any questions you may have. Sincerely, Sam Fosse Youth Advisory Commission Temporary Chair Cc: Mayor and City Council Rick Dobyns City Co ail iaison 410 EAST WASHINGTON STREET • IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 -1826 • (319) 356 -5041 • FAX (319) 356 -5497 The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Article I - Name The official name of the organization shall be The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission. Article II - Purpose The mission of the Youth Advisory Commission is to promote understanding and awareness of Iowa City among Iowa City youth, allow a select group of youth to help make decisions concerning them and their peers, enable youth members to utilize and expand on their leadership abilities, to serve as a mechanism for communication between youth and adults in Iowa City and create a bridge whereon youth and adults can develop partnerships. • The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission will empower, engage, and foster Youth participation in its local community; more specifically to provide a "sounding board" for youth issues affecting the Iowa City community youth. Article III - Membership Shall consist of seven [7] members appointed by the City Council currently enrolled in an Iowa City high school or high school equivalent. Four members shall represent City, Regina, Tate, and West high schools. The three remaining members shall be at large. All members shall be appointed for two year terms beginning January 1. All ages shall be calculated on the date of the filing of applications, and shall not be more than 18 years of age at the time of application. All members shall be residents of Iowa City. Article IV - Meetings Section A: Shall be run in accordance will the most current edition of Roberts Rules of Order. Section B: Quorum must be attained before business can transpire; thus, four [4] commissioner present at one time shall constitute a quorum. Section C: Notice of official Commission meetings needs to be in accordance with Iowa Open Meetings Laws. Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Page 2 Section D: The date /location /time of meetings shall be set by the Chairperson of the Commission [subject to approval by the Commission members] in conjunction with the City Clerk. Section E: Special meetings may be called by the Chairperson, or by a consensus of two [2] of the sitting membership of the Commission. Section F: Meeting shall be held, monthly, but not limited to. Article V - Elections Section A: Elections of new officers to a term will occur at the first meeting of the Commission after the first of March. Section B: Officers will be elected by a majority vote of the commission. Section C: Terms of all officer positions shall be for one [1 ] year, but all persons are eligible for re- elections. Article VI - Officers Officers of the Commission shall consist of, but not limited to, Chair, Vice - Chair, and Secretary. Article VII - Duties Section A: The Chair shall preside and convene regularly scheduled Commissions meetings; Shall direct the business of the Commission; Shall work in conjunction with the City Council liaison and City Clerk to facilitate all work of the Commission in accordance with the City of Iowa City Ordinances and State Laws; Shall appoint all committees, and appoint other posts within the Commission, except those already mandated, with subject to approval by the commission. Section B: The Vice -Chair shall chair all committees on special subjects, except as designated by the Chair; shall assist the Chair in all work of the Commission; shall oversee all work of the Commission; provide ideas, and projects, for the Commission to undertake; shall preside in the absence of the chair. Section C: The Secretary shall be responsible preparing the minutes and forwarding them to the City Clerk for distribution; shall assist the Chair and Vice -Chair in their activities; shall work hand -in -hand with the City Clerk. Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Page 3 Article VIII - Vacancies, Resignations, Dismissal Section A: Resignations shall be submitted to the City Clerk in writing. Section B: Prior notice of absences to the City Clerk shall be sufficient for an excused absence. Sections C: Two - thirds [2/3] of the Commission may recommend dismissal to the City Council. Article IX - Committees The commission may create various committees as needed. The Chair shall appoint all committee members, subject to approval by the rest of the commission. No more than three [3] Commission members may serve at once on a committee. Article X - Amendments Section A: These by -laws may be amended when necessary by two - thirds [2/3] majority of the Commission membership. Section B: Proposed amendments must be submitted to the Commission in writing, with possible decision and action to be scheduled for the following meeting. Section C: All changes are subject to approval by the Iowa City Council. These By -Laws of the Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission were approved at the meeting of the Commission on November 23, 2008; and approved by the City Council at their meeting December 2, 2008. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION DRAFT Saturday, January 8, 2012- 4:10 PM Helling Conference Room, CITY HALL Members Present: Fosse, Craig, Rapp, Murray, Members Absent: Nepola Liaison Present: None Staff Present: Marian Karr Others Present: Gao RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL None CALL TO ORDER In the absence of the chair, City Clerk Karr called the meeting to order at 4:10 PM. Members introduced themselves. Guest Jerry Gao, former member also introduced himself. City Clerk Karr stated her role was support staff to the Commission and stated the new Council Liaison appointed the previous week was Rick Dobyns. City Clerk Karr stated a temporary chair was need as the previous chair's (Gao) term had ended the end of December; and suggested that temporary chair and vice -chair positions be for two months as the Commission by -laws provide for new officers in March. Moved by Murray, seconded, by Craig, to nominate Sam Fosse as temporary chair. There were no other nominations. City Clerk Karr declared the motion to elect Fosse as temporary chair for a two month term carried, 4/0, Nepola absent. Moved by Fosse, seconded by Rapp, to nominate Leah Murray as Vice - Chair. There were no other nominations. City Clerk Karr declared the motion to elect Murray as temporary vice chair for a two month term carried, 4/0, Nepola absent. Temporary chair Fosse now presiding. APPROVE MINTUES City Clerk Karr indicated Nepola was to bring the December 17 minutes to the meeting but was ill. No action taken. Rapp will follow up with Nepola regarding the December minutes and have them sent electronically to Karr for distribution at the next meeting. UPDATE ON VACANCIES Fosse noted the vacancies were the same as the last time (at -large and Tate). Karr stated former member Tamerius had reapplied for the at -large seat. Karr stated application deadline was January 18, and Council appointments scheduled for January 24. BUDGET UPDATE Fosse noted there were no changes from the previous month. Karr noted the proposed budget and the invitation included from the previous meeting asking representatives from City Boards & Commission and community events requesting funding for FY13 to appear before Council on Tuesday evening, January 31. Fosse agreed to attend and make the ten minute presentation (utilizing the annual report) scheduled for 6:45. Karr encouraged others to attend as well. COMMISSION BRAINSTROMING Karr referenced the by -laws included in the meeting packet, and stated that Gao was in attendance to share experiences and insights as a former member. Karr said this item was placed on the agenda to allow time to discuss what the Commission had done, what they might do in the future, and answer questions for new members; sort of an orientation of sorts. Murray reported on the Global Village participation as part of the Summer of the Arts activities. Gao reviewed a juvenile curfew youth forum that the public was invited to come and talk about the YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION January 8, 2012 Page 2 of 4 proposed curfew; recognition grants where 7 & 8 grade students were invited to apply for $250 savings bonds based on outstanding students that demonstrated excellent leadership skills, and have a letter of recommendation from counselor or teacher and provide an essay; held a back to school ice cream social in mid- August prior to school, various events and clubs, ice cream, 200 people attended. Gao encouraged members to try different things and see if the event embodies the mission of the Commission. He stated over the years there has been issues with the turnover among members and problems with attendance issues both at Commission meeting and at subcommittees. Gao provided general summary of the empower grant being offered for a project, and between 15 -18 years of age, that benefits the community and the grant is for up to $1000. GLOW (City High) and Christmas Basket Project (Regina) were recipients in the past. Gao challenged members to not be afraid to try something new, and learn from them Karr reviewed the mission of the Commission, and noted the Commission had taken a position on Sunday bus service and IC Rides in the past. Karr stated as a Council appointed Commission the YAC makes recommendations to Council. As an example of a possible project, Murray reported she is involved in trying to pass a helmit law in memory of Caroline Found and it effects youth and would require youth 17 or younger has to wear a helmit if they were riding a moped. Karr stated the matter could be added to the agenda and scheduled for a future meeting. Karr reviewed that subcommittees can be formed as needed but can not be made up of more than three Commission members. Gao stated it was important to participate in both subcommittees and Commission meetings and to let people know if they are unable to attend a meeting. Karr stated a contact sheet is at the back of every meeting packet, and encouraged members to contact her via cell phone on week -ends, noting she does not check her emails on week -ends often. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS [See information shared during "Brainstorming" discussion earlier in the meeting.] Karr reviewed conflict of issues that arise when members are actively involved in a project requesting funds from YAC. In that event the members may be asked to leave the room for discussion and voting of individual requests. Empowerment Grant. — Craig volunteered to serve on the subcommittee. Karr noted the request from Regina included in the packet. YAC had previously appropriated $1000 to the Christmas Project ($750 for computers and $250 for furniture); Regina is requesting that $1000 be used totally for computers. Moved by Fosse, seconded by Murray, to approve the re- appropriation of the $1000 to reflect the total amount be spent on computers. The motion carried, 4/0, Nepola absent. Global Village — Rapp volunteered to serve on this subcommittee. no report CITY COUNCIL UPDATE New Council Liaison Wilburn will be Rick Dobyns. Karr encouraged members to contact her with any questions via email or phone during the week or cell on week -ends. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION January 8, 2012 Page 3 of 4 MEETING SCHEDULE Karr noted that the Commission needed to consider when to hold the recognition grant ceremony when discussing the schedule. Letters would be going out to participants as soon as a date for the ceremony is decided. In the past the event was held in conjunction with a regular monthly Commission meeting and that meeting was scheduled in Harvat Hall. Fosse suggested the ceremony be in March and have further discussion at the February YAC meeting. Majority agreed to: ➢ Schedule ceremony at the beginning of the March meeting ➢ Invite Mayor and /or Council liaison to make remarks ➢ Tentative meeting /ceremony date for March 25, 4:00 PM. ➢ February 12th next meeting date Moved by Fosse, seconded by Murray, to adjourn 4:50 PM. The motion to adjourn passed unanimously, 4/0, Nepola absent. Minutes submitted by Karr. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION ATTENDANCE RECORD YEAR 2012 (Meeting Date) NAME TERM EXP. 1/8 Leah Murray (West) 12/31/12 X Sam Fosse (City) 12/31/12 X Chris Nepola (Regina) 12/31/13 O/E Katherine Rapp 12/31/13 X Malin Craig 12/31/13 X Position Vacant (At- Large) 12/31/13 - -- Poston Vacant (fate) 12/31/12 - -- KEY: X = Present O = Absent O/E = Absent/Excused NM = No meeting /No Quorum - -- = Not a Member Current Vacancies - YAC Youth Advisory Commission — One vacancy to fill a two -year term January 1, 2012 — December 31, 2013. (Term expired for Alexandra Tamerius) — At Large Youth Advisory Commission — One vacancy to fill a two -year term, January 1, 2011 — December 31, 2012, One (1) person — Tate High. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, February 15, 2012. Updated 02/08/2012 YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION BUDGET FY12 (7/l/11-6/30/12) S:CIk/Youth Advisory Commission /Budget Spread sheets/FY201 2 FY12 Budget Funds Authorized Funds Spent Balance Forums $500.00 - -- - -- $500.00 Website & Advertising $250.00 - -- - -- $250.00 Empowerment Grants $2,000.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Recognition Grants $500.00 $500.00 $0.00 Total $3,250.00 $1,750.00 S:CIk/Youth Advisory Commission /Budget Spread sheets/FY201 2 The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Article I - Name The official name of the organization shall be The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission. Article Il - Purpose The mission of the Youth Advisory Commission is to promote understanding and awareness of Iowa City among Iowa City youth, allow a select group of youth to help make decisions concerning them and their peers, enable youth members to utilize and expand on their leadership abilities, to serve as a mechanism for communication between youth and adults in Iowa City and create a bridge whereon youth and adults can develop partnerships. • The Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission will empower, engage, and foster Youth participation in its local community; more specifically to provide a "sounding board" for youth issues affecting the Iowa City community youth. Article III - Membership Shall consist of seven [7] members appointed by the City Council currently enrolled in an Iowa City high school or high school equivalent. Four members shall represent City, Regina, Tate, and West high schools. The three remaining members shall be at large. All members shall be appointed for two year terms beginning January 1. All ages shall be calculated on the date of the filing of applications, and shall not be more than 18 years of age at the time of application. All members shall be residents of Iowa City. Article IV - Meetings Section A: Shall be run in accordance will the most current edition of Roberts Rules of Order. Section B: Quorum must be attained before business can transpire; thus, four [4] commissioner present at one time shall constitute a quorum. Section C: Notice of official Commission meetings needs to be in accordance with Iowa Open Meetings Laws. Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Page 2 Section D: The date /location /time of meetings shall be set by the Chairperson of the Commission [subject to approval by the Commission members] in conjunction with the City Clerk. Section E: Special meetings may be called by the Chairperson, or by a consensus of two [2] of the sitting membership of the Commission. Section F: Meeting shall be held, monthly, but not limited to. Article V - Elections Section A: Elections of new officers to a term will occur at the first meeting of the Commission after the first of March. Section B: Officers will be elected by a majority vote of the commission. Section C: Terms of all officer positions shall be for one [1 ] year, but all persons are eligible for re- elections. Article VI - Officers Officers of the Commission shall consist of, but not limited to, Chair, Vice - Chair, and Secretary. Article VII - Duties Section A: The Chair shall preside and convene regularly scheduled Commissions meetings; Shall direct the business of the Commission; Shall work in conjunction with the City Council liaison and City Clerk to facilitate all work of the Commission in accordance with the City of Iowa City Ordinances and State Laws; Shall appoint all committees, and appoint other posts within the Commission, except those already mandated, with subject to approval by the commission. Section B: The Vice -Chair shall chair all committees on special subjects, except as designated by the Chair; shall assist the Chair in all work of the Commission; shall oversee all work of the Commission; provide ideas, and projects, for the Commission to undertake; shall preside in the absence of the chair. Section C: The Secretary shall be responsible preparing the minutes and forwarding them to the City Clerk for distribution; shall assist the Chair and Vice -Chair in their activities; shall work hand -in -hand with the City Clerk. Youth Advisory Commission By -Laws Page 3 Article VIII - Vacancies, Resignations, Dismissal Section A: Resignations shall be submitted to the City Clerk in writing. Section B: Prior notice of absences to the City Clerk shall be sufficient for an excused absence. Sections C: Two - thirds [2/3] of the Commission may recommend dismissal to the City Council. Article IX - Committees The commission may create various committees as needed. The Chair shall appoint all committee members, subject to approval by the rest of the commission. No more than three [3] Commission members may serve at once on a committee. Article X - Amendments Section A: These by -laws may be amended when necessary by two- thirds [2/3] majority of the Commission membership. Section B: Proposed amendments must be submitted to the Commission in writing, with possible decision and action to be scheduled for the following meeting. Section C: All changes are subject to approval by the Iowa City Council. These By -Laws of the Iowa City Youth Advisory Commission were approved at the meeting of the Commission on November 23, 2008; and approved by the City Council at their meeting December 2, 2008. _' r 1 =� ®fix„ � CITY OF IOWA CITY MEMORANDUM Date: February 8, 2012 To: Youth Advisory Commission From: Marian K. Karr, City Clerk I�K� Re: Recognition Grant Ceremony I received a phone call from the mother of one recipient informing us they were unable to a ceremony if it were held March 25. The recipient is unable to attend the following dates as well: March 17 -18 March 24 -25 April 14 -15 April 21-22 April 28 -29 1 told her I would share the information with you at the February 12 meeting and see if the Commission was interested in changing the date of the ceremony. Updated 01101112 Youth Advisory Commission Information Term: 1 /l /11 — 12/31/12 Position Vacant (Tate High) Term: 1/01/12-12/31/13 James (Chris) Nepola (Regina High) 355 Butternut Lane Iowa City, IA 52246 Term: 1 /l /11 — 12/31/12 Sam Fosse (City High) 4741 Inverness Ct Iowa City, 1A 52245 Term: 1 /l /11 — 12/31/12 Leah Murray (West High) 4005 E1 Paso Ct Iowa City, IA 52246 Term: 1/1/12-12/31/13 Malin Craig (At Large, from City High) 2415 Mayfield Rd Iowa City, IA 52245 Term: 1/1/12 — 12/31/13 Katherine Rapp (At Large, from Regina) 4314 Cumberland Ln Iowa City, IA 52245 Term: 1/1/12 — 12/31/13 Position Vacant (At Large) City Council Liaison Rick Dobyns 319 -530 -3881 Staff Marian Karr, City Clerk Work — (319)356 -5041 Cell — (319)936 -1009