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AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION Connie ColemanLacadie Don Daniels Robert Estrada James Guerrero Robert Pourpasand Paul Weizmann Christopher Webber Regular Meeting Wednesday, June 17, 2015, at 6:30 pm City

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How to fill out reports from commission members:

1. Begin by collecting all relevant information and data pertaining to the commission's activities. This may include meeting minutes, financial records, research findings, and any other supporting documentation.
2. Organize the information in a structured manner, ensuring that each section of the report is clearly labeled and organized chronologically or thematically as required. This will help readers navigate through the report easily and understand the sequence of events or topics discussed.
3. Start with an executive summary, providing a concise overview of the commission's activities, major decisions, and any significant outcomes or recommendations. This summary should capture the essence of the report and entice readers to continue.
4. Present a detailed analysis of the commission's work, providing thorough explanations of the processes undertaken, challenges faced, and outcomes achieved. Use clear and concise language, avoiding jargon or technical terms that may confuse readers outside the commission or its field of expertise.
5. Include visual aids such as graphs, charts, tables, and diagrams to enhance the readability and comprehension of the report. Visual representations can help convey complex information or trends in a more accessible and engaging manner.
6. Articulate the commission's recommendations or conclusions, summarizing key insights and proposed actions that need to be taken in response to the commission's findings. This section should clearly outline any actionable steps that are required or suggested.
7. Proofread the report carefully for any grammatical or spelling errors. Ensure that the formatting is consistent throughout and that all references or citations are correctly documented.

Who needs reports from commission members:

1. Relevant stakeholders: Reports from commission members are typically required by individuals or entities with a vested interest in the commission's activities or outcomes. This may include government officials, organizational leaders, funding agencies, or members of the public.
2. Decision-makers: Reports are often used to inform decision-making processes, providing decision-makers with valuable insights and recommendations that can guide their actions or policies.
3. Researchers or academics: Reports from commission members can serve as valuable sources of information and data for researchers or academics studying the areas or issues addressed by the commission.
4. Media and journalists: Reports may be of interest to media outlets or journalists who seek to inform the public about the commission's work or impact. Reports can be a valuable source of information for news articles, interviews, or investigative reporting.
5. General public: In certain cases, reports from commission members may be made available to the general public, fostering transparency and accountability. This allows individuals or citizen groups to stay informed about the commission's activities and outcomes.

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