Charles Heffernan has resigned from his position on the Santa Clarita Planning Commission, leaving the five-member board one short, officials said.

Carrie Lujan, spokesperson for the City of Santa Clarita, has confirmed that Charles Heffernan has stepped down from his position on the Santa Clarita Planning Commission.

As a result, the City of Santa Clarita is seeking applicants for the vacant seat on the planning commission, according to city officials.   

“Public service offers rewarding experiences and helps shape our community’s future,” Mary Cusick, city clerk said. “As you consider public office, it is my pleasure to provide you with some information that may assist you in this important decision.”

The Planning Commission advises the City Council on major development projects, property acquisition, specific plans zoning and other planning matters, said city officials

The city encourages residents to apply for a position to participate in local government as a result of an “unscheduled vacancy,” according to the city website.

The position would be for one unexpired term of office on the Planning Commission, and is set to end December 31, 2020.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old, and must maintain their principal residence in the City of Santa Clarita during their term of office, according to officials.

All applicants must also submit three letters of recommendation with their application, according to city officials.

The deadline for submitting an application and letters of recommendation to the City Clerk’s Office is 5 p.m., Friday, April 6, 2018.

For more information visit the city website here.

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