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San Gabriel, Calif. – Now through April 3, 2023, the City of San Gabriel is accepting applications for volunteer candidates to serve on the city’s five commissions. Each commissioner will be serving up to two-year terms starting from June 1, 2023, until May 31, 2025. Commissions help advise the City Council on several important matters, including civil service, design, recreation, planning and historic preservation.
Interested parties are invited to apply at www.SanGabrielCity.com/Commissions, at the City Clerk Department at City Hall in the City of San Gabriel, or by calling (626) 308-2800.
Vacancies are as follows:
Civil Service Commission
Positions available: 2
The Civil Service Commission consists of five members responsible for hearing employee appeals regarding disciplinary action. Commissioners must reside in the City of San Gabriel.
Community Services Commission
Positions available: 3
The Community Services Commission is a five-member advisory board that provides a communication link between the City Council, Community Services staff, and the community on matters related to community services and leisure-time programs and activities. Commissioners must reside in the City of San Gabriel.
Design Review Commission
Positions available: 2
The Design Review Commission is comprised of five members to include representation from design professions such as architecture, landscape architecture, engineering and building design. The Commission is responsible for reviewing building plans for commercial and residential projects. There are no residency requirements.
Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources Commission
Positions available: 3
The Historic Preservation and Cultural Resource Commission consists of five members. The Commission advises the City Council on subjects relating to the identification, protection, retention, preservation, and registration of cultural resources in the city. There are no residency requirements.
Planning Commission
Positions available: 2
The Planning Commission consists of five members who consider applications for zone changes, subdivisions, variances, development plans and conditional use permits, in addition to other special applications. The Commission makes recommendations to the City Council concerning amendments to the General Plan, land use and zoning standards. Commissioners must reside in the City of San Gabriel.
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About the City of San Gabriel:
The birthplace of the Los Angeles region, the City of San Gabriel features a diverse population of over 41,000 residents. Founded in 1771 and incorporated in 1913, San Gabriel serves as the home of the San Gabriel Mission. The City features a historic core in the Mission District and a vibrant arts and culture scene at the San Gabriel Mission Playhouse. For more information about the City of San Gabriel, visit the City’s website at SanGabrielCity.com or blog at InsideSanGabriel.com.
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