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$"6l r� U r I r' r 1 J,,, ri a r" r a, 1 r 'So l i t �v r rn state 9u <br />' ��r ���GyJ���'��1��, I�Qa�,yo��Vll ���r��������� Ij/�1���l�'��l1a�11R�v �,,i�l'rol�a�Pr�G ��I�� l� 1��.lG�IGiQ�dna��s �'�� ,��'!�'d.����1�10�� ��������� <br />statutes, as r<,rPppiV1w,,lq,)r1,'1te, <br />Explanatory Note: The current wordage in this section speaks only to the problem in <br />the charter of gender -specific references. The proposed language responds to this <br />problem and further provides an approach to two other specific issues. <br />CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br />The CRC feels that the proposed amendments herein will benefit the City of Paris in its <br />many policy-making and administrative processes in the future. It is, therefore, <br />recommended that the city council, following its review of this report, place these <br />proposed amendments on the ballot for voter consideration at the regular election in May, <br />2022. <br />It is further recommended that preceding this election, a public information effort be <br />undertaken to fully acquaint the electorate with the reasons for and the benefits of the <br />various amendments proposed. The commission stands ready to assist with this effort <br />upon the city council's request and as appropriate. <br />The review commission wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the exemplary <br />support and assistance of City Manager Grayson Path, City Clerk Janice Ellis, City <br />Attorney Stephanie Harris, and Director of Finance Gene Anderson, as well as a number <br />of others on the city's staff, all of whom contributed importantly to the commission's <br />efforts. <br />It has been an interesting challenge and a distinct honor to serve our community in this <br />way. We look forward to favorable action on this report and its recommendations by the <br />commission and, in turn, by the citizens of Paris. <br />NE <br />