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Alsea CAC – Minutes & Agendas

Alsea CAC – Overview

Map of Benton County Citizen Advisory Committee Areas (active and inactive)

MEMBERTERM OF SERVICE
Janet Hendrix, ChairTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Mystie Munsey, Vice ChairTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Mimi StoutTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Zeb OlsonTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Tim PearsonTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Randy Hart, AlternateTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Scottie Jones, AlternateTerm: 2 years | Begin: | End:
Alsea CAC Members
Janet Hendrix, Chair
Mystie Munsey, Vice Chair
Zeb Olson
Mimi Stout
Tim Pearson
Randy Hart
Scottie Jones

Meetings Every First Monday at 6:00PM

Future Committee Meetings

Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcpce6opjIpGtUF-Jv_gLTVdCwkHBP7sfyr
Passcode: 496693

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Benton County CACs


Early in 2024, the greater Alsea Community reinstituted their Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC)


Overview
  • Each CAC holds meetings as needed
  • CAC Membership consists of 5 Executive Board Members and 2 Alternate Members
  • Members serve 3-year terms

Active Benton County CACs Operate With the Following Functions and Duties

Citizen Advisory Committees:
  • Involve residents in all aspects of the land-use planning and associated processes of County government that relate to the CAC-Area.
  • Ensure effective communication between Area residents and County Officials.
  • Obtain resident input and perspectives on matters brought before the CAC and convey this input to the Board of Commissioners, the County Planning Commission, and other County Officials.
  • Assist the Board of Commissioners, the County Planning Commission, and County Staff with communicating the technical and legal aspects of land-use planning to Area residents.

The addition of members to an active CAC is determined by the existing members.
Please contact Community Development at (541) 766-6819 if you are interested in re-activating a CAC.3

CAC Documents

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