LA HABRA : City Fills Planning Commission Vacancy
The City Council has appointed Glen E. Owens to fill former Planning Commissioner William E. Reeves’ term.
With a 3-2 vote, Owens, 41, was chosen to serve on the commission over seven other candidates.
He is an 18-year resident who works as an examiner of fraudulent documents for the California attorney general’s office.
Reeves, who was appointed to the Planning Commission last April, resigned from his four-year job in November because he moved out of La Habra.
The city began interviewing for his replacement two months ago.
Owens, who lives with his wife, Janice, and two teen-age sons, will complete the term that Reeves left vacant.
It expires March 31, 1997.
“I hope just to contribute to the well-being of the city,” Owens said about his new job. “I have a very open mind.”
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