Live Oak council approves appointments and reappointments to city boards
September 29, 2026 | Live Oak, Bexar County, Texas
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The Live Oak City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Sept. 29 appointing and reappointing members and alternates to several city boards and commissions.
City staff member Ruthven presented the item to the council, saying, "This item involves the annual appointments, reappointments for boards and commissions." The resolution covers boards including the zoning board of adjustments, dangerous structure determination board, ethics review board, parks and recreation commission, the tree care board, planning and zoning commission, and the Visit Live Oak advisory board.
Councilmember Mendel Morgan moved to approve the resolution. After the motion and second were recorded, the council voted and the motion passed; the transcript records a 4-0 approval. Ruthven told the council that some boards have unfilled vacancies and that vacancies would be left open until qualified candidates are available.
The council did not identify additional conditions attached to the appointments during the discussion. The resolution was entered into the record and the item concluded with the vote; the transcript does not list the names of individual appointees in the excerpt provided.
The council continues to accept volunteers for vacancies as they become available.
City staff member Ruthven presented the item to the council, saying, "This item involves the annual appointments, reappointments for boards and commissions." The resolution covers boards including the zoning board of adjustments, dangerous structure determination board, ethics review board, parks and recreation commission, the tree care board, planning and zoning commission, and the Visit Live Oak advisory board.
Councilmember Mendel Morgan moved to approve the resolution. After the motion and second were recorded, the council voted and the motion passed; the transcript records a 4-0 approval. Ruthven told the council that some boards have unfilled vacancies and that vacancies would be left open until qualified candidates are available.
The council did not identify additional conditions attached to the appointments during the discussion. The resolution was entered into the record and the item concluded with the vote; the transcript does not list the names of individual appointees in the excerpt provided.
The council continues to accept volunteers for vacancies as they become available.
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