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19 <br /> 1 Discussion ensued as stated below. (No vote was taken because two members — <br /> 2 Commissioner Rich and Commissioner Price— had already been nominated and approved). <br /> 3 <br /> 4 Commissioner Rich asked Commissioner Dorosin's opinion regarding his legal <br /> 5 representation of RENA and asked if he has any issue with balancing that out. <br /> 6 Commissioner Dorosin said he has no problem. He stated that the conflict of interest <br /> 7 guidelines clearly relate to financial interests and he has none, as he does not get paid by <br /> 8 RENA. He believes that he will act, at all times, in the best interest of the county. <br /> 9 Commissioner Dorosin said that he feels he was at a disadvantage by being the last <br /> 10 nominee. He said they should have asked people to pick two nominees. He said the process <br /> 11 was not clear. <br /> 12 Commissioner McKee said they are too far down the road to reverse. <br /> 13 Commissioner Jacobs noted that he has asked for approval of the process before <br /> 14 beginning. He noted that anyone could have nominated anyone in any order. <br /> 15 Commissioner Dorosin said that he still did not feel the process was clear. <br /> 16 Commissioner Jacobs asked if the majority of the board was willing to do things otherwise <br /> 17 or if they were content. He acknowledged Commissioner Dorosin's point. The majority of the <br /> 18 board was content. <br /> 19 Chair Jacobs said Commissioner Price and Commissioner Rich will represent Orange <br /> 20 County on the Historic Rogers Road Task Force. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 4. Discussion of Some Board of Commissioners and Advisory Board Protocols <br /> 23 Chair Jacobs referenced the yellow sheet (copy of 2008 Advisory Board Chairs Meeting) <br /> 24 and the need to orient the advisory board chairs. He said this came up, in part, when <br /> 25 Commissioner Dorosin brought up the process of how they appoint to advisory boards. He said <br /> 26 some of the advisory boards develop the expectation that if they nominate people, it is a breach <br /> 27 of faith if the Board does not accept the nominations. He noted an email conversation clarifying <br /> 28 that this is not how it works. The County Commissioners are the only body that can appoint to <br /> 29 boards. These things need to be gone over with the advisory boards and he noted the need to <br /> 30 provide guidance to these boards on several issues, i.e. closed session meetings, and to give <br /> 31 them an opportunity to ask questions. He is talking about meeting with advisory board chairs. <br /> 32 Chair Jacobs said work sessions were one issue that needed clarification. He noted <br /> 33 that at work sessions, the public cannot speak, and there is no voting, no approvals or rejections. <br /> 34 Items may be referred to a regular meeting and that items are not added to the agenda. There is <br /> 35 a petitioning of the board at the beginning of Board meetings. In order to put items on the <br /> 36 agenda, they must be reviewed at agenda review and will then put on a suitable agenda or clear <br /> 37 reason will be given if they are not added. He said that an item not added is not considered <br /> 38 "dead" and can be brought back at a later date. This system was developed to give order to the <br /> 39 way in which matters are put on the agenda and to prevent items from appearing on the agenda <br /> 40 without proper vetting about what is involved. He said this process has been used a little, but not <br /> 41 much since the new members were seated. He referenced one petition by Commissioner <br /> 42 Pelissier to have the Chair write a letter to all the advisory board members who have finished <br /> 43 terms. Chair Jacobs said they currently receive a letter from the clerk and it will now have the <br /> 44 Chair's signature on it. That is an example of a petition that will be answered. <br /> 45 Commissioner Rich asked about time frames for responding to petitions and Chair <br /> 46 Jacobs said there are two answers; one is ASAP and the other is the staff has to respond, which <br /> 47 may take awhile for staff to get things together sufficiently to bring it back to the agenda. In <br /> 48 either case, an answer will be given promptly. This response will tell you that if it is going to be <br /> 49 on an agenda or not, and if not on the agenda at the next meeting, a time frame will be given. <br />
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