From Deseret News archives:
Council to appoint iProvo committee
Councilman George Stewart said the council plans to appoint a committee during its regular meeting tonight to review iProvo matters and propose alternatives addressing its findings.
Mayor Lewis Billings said he appreciated the council's step "to more broadly involve the people of Provo in this important community conversation of value."
Councilman Steve Turley said the current status quo for iProvo is failing miserably and he's encouraged at the formation of this "blue ribbon" committee.
"We're going to have the latest and greatest thinking," he said. "Not just from consultants, but from local folks too. That's the hope, anyway."
The council is expected to appoint the following individuals to the iProvo Review Committee:
• Councilman George Stewart
• Councilwoman Cindy Richards
• Councilman Steve Turley
• Sen. Curt Bramble, R-Provo (Senate majority leader)
• Dan Campbell (managing general partner of ESNET Group)
• Jan Carlile (chair of Intermountain Healthcare South Regional Board)
• Rep. Steve Clark, R-Provo
• Stan Lockhart (director of government affairs for IM Flash)
• Don Norton (regional director/founder Far West Bank)
• Scott McQuarrie (CEO of BTS Investments Inc.)
• Utah County Commissioner Steve White
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Recent comments
All these committees that keep getting put together are just silly....
Silly Games | April 26, 2008 at 8:55 a.m.
If iProvo were a private business it would be out of business....
utnospin | April 23, 2008 at 12:03 p.m.
It's great to know that most of these people were (are)in opposition...
Nobody | April 22, 2008 at 1:11 p.m.
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