A public records advisory commission is hereby established to provide advice and guidance
to the city records administrator on records management matters and implementation
of the records program in the city. The commission shall consist of seven citizen
members to be appointed by the city council, for terms of two years, with membership
composed of, to the extent possible, but not limited to, professional archivists,
records managers, historians and research specialists. (Ord. No. 3189, 3/21/87, Sec.
2; Ord. No. 3213, 5/18/87, Sec. 1; Ord. No. 3282, 4/16/88, Sec. 10)
