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Council appoints two members to tribal ad hoc committee; chair records objections

November 27, 2025 | Plymouth, Amador County, California


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Council appoints two members to tribal ad hoc committee; chair records objections
Following the council’s decision to reinstate the tribal ad hoc committee, council members moved to appoint two representatives to serve on that panel. A council member moved to appoint themselves and Council member Hornish; the motion was seconded and carried on a roll call. The chair registered an abstention on the appointment vote, citing constituent objections raised during public comment.

Council members debated whether to form the committee immediately or bring appointment back to a later meeting. Supporters said having named representatives would facilitate quicker responses to time-sensitive matters; critics said the council should first ensure a public reporting process and hold a town hall. The council approved the appointments and asked staff to record committee membership and to include ad hoc reports on future council agendas.

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