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outside interests. He noted that his passion for running makes him aware of the importance of accessibility for all. Mr. Koran expressed that his volunteer and civic engagement has been somewhat limited since his time as a student, which is one reason why he feels compelled to serve on the Commission. When asked to weigh in on the City’s existing government structure as laid out in the Charter, Mr. Koran stated that he has no strong opinion on the structure and will develop a more informed opinion after speaking with councilmembers and members of the 2014 Charter Review Commission. In response to a question, Mr. Koran highlighted his experiences working with a diversity of legal clients, often everyday people who have been hurt or wronged in some way. He described the reward of providing legal help to clients whose lives may be radically altered by circumstances outside of their control. He expressed no hesitancy about his capacity to fulfill the duties of the Commission over the next six months. *** A motion was made and seconded to enter executive session for the purpose of considering the appointment of public officials to the Charter Review Commission. A roll call vote was conducted as follows: Yea: Baker, Bullock, Kepple, Marx, Shachner, Strebig Nays: none Motion passed. Committee of the Whole entered executive session at 7:54 p.m. *** A motion was made and seconded to exit executive session. A roll call vote was conducted as follows: Yea: Baker, Bullock, Kepple, Marx, Shachner, Strebig Nays: none Motion passed. Committee of the Whole exited executive session at 8:03 p.m. *** A motion was made and seconded to insert the names Dean JacksonAngelina Steiner, Donna Taylor-Kolis, Sean Koran and Martha Woerner into the blanks of Resolution 2023-60. All members voted in favor. Motion passed. Resolution 2023-60 amended. *** A motion was made and seconded to recommend Resolution 2023-60 as amended for adoption by Council. 4