Mayor Susan Narvaiz honors the contributions of city planners, members of the Planning & Zoning Commission, Historic Preservation Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustments and other citizens who dedicate their time and efforts to community improvement. Left to right, front, are Narvaiz, Chuck Swallow, director of development services, Phil Steed, Matthew Lewis, Sophia Nelson, Frances Serna and Bill Couch, all with development services; back row are city council member Pam Couch, student liaison Fidencio Leija and council members Gaylord Bose, Fred Terry and Kim Porterfield. (Photo by Don Anders)
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Mayor Susan Narvaiz honors the contributions of city planners, members of the Planning & Zoning Commission, Historic Preservation Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustments and other citizens who dedicate their time and efforts to community improvement. Left to right, front, are Narvaiz, Chuck Swallow, director of development services, Phil Steed, Matthew Lewis, Sophia Nelson, Frances Serna and Bill Couch, all with development services; back row are city council member Pam Couch, student liaison Fidencio Leija and council members Gaylord Bose, Fred Terry and Kim Porterfield. (Photo by Don Anders) Submitted Photo
November 14, 2009
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