Eleven residents are vying for two seats on the Tracy Planning Commission.

The City Council will appoint two people to the five-member citizens’ board at its meeting Tuesday night. Commissioners vote on land-use decisions, though the council has the ultimate say.

Commissioners serve four-year terms and meet at 7 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in City Hall, 333 Civic Center Plaza.

Charles Manne seeks to be reappointed to his seat, which he has held since May, when he was chosen to carry out Carol Blevins’ term. He is an insurance agent.

Last month, Marc Shishido abruptly resigned from his seat on the commission, which was set to expire next month. Shishido quit after the city made public a letter that accused him of misusing his city post.

The council, at its most recent meeting, voted against looking further into the matter and will not reply to the attorney who sent the January letter.

Other applicants

• Roger Adhikari, a finance management consultant

• James Caling, a solar energy developer

• John Forrest, a business systems analyst for a staffing firm

• Alfred Johnson, a field survey manager who has lived in Tracy 26 years

• Kerry Johnson, a retired information technology consultant

• Lynda Mendoza, a paralegal

• Steve Nicolaou, an attorney who specializes in real estate

• Alan Simons, an engineer for an electronics company

• David Townsend, a computer forensics and information security officer

• Nancy Young, a manager at a financial firm