LAGUNA NIGUEL
Members of a youth committee who are trying to become an official city advisory group likely will hear if they will make the grade in a few weeks.
Students from Dana Hills High School have spent most of this year putting together the committee, which would offer input to the City Council and do volunteer work.
Student leaders met last month with city officials to discuss goals of the formative committee.
The council likely will decide whether to make the youth committee an advisory board at a meeting later this month, said Pamela Lawrence, the city’s director of recreation and administrative services.
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