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36 <br />Excerpt from the February 10, 2015 Work Session- Approved Minutes <br />4. Discussion on Board Rules of Procedures <br />Chair McKee said this item arises from discussion about moving board comments to the <br />beginning of the meeting when there is more of an audience present. <br />Commissioner Dorosin said his real concern was regarding announcements that are <br />directed at the public, such as event announcements and things of that nature. He thinks this <br />should be included at the front of the meeting as Board petitions and announcements, and the <br />Board should police themselves that these announcements are directed outward. <br />He said reports that are more internal process updates could stay at the end of the <br />meeting. He said when there are community based events, it is important to have these at the <br />front of the meeting. <br />Chair McKee suggested that the Board open up the petition section to include <br />announcements that are related to public events, while holding the three minute limit. He said <br />he objects to moving all comments to the beginning, because there are people waiting to <br />discuss other items. <br />Commissioner Rich said she would like to keep the petitions separate from the <br />announcements. <br />Chair McKee said he is just trying to find a way to limit the time. <br />Commissioner Price said she is still thinking along the lines of comments versus <br />announcements. She said there are times when you want to make a comment recognizing <br />employees for doing an outstanding job, and you want the public to hear this. <br />Chair McKeesaid he does not have a problem with that, and the Board members would <br />have to use their own discretion. <br />Commissioner Price said she agrees with the idea of giving certain comments in the <br />beginning and then give more internalreports at the end of the meeting. <br />Commissioner Jacobssaid the key is keepingit to three minutes. He said Board <br />members should have the opportunity to make any comments while the room is full. He said <br />there have been problems in the past with sticking to the three minute requirement, but <br />everyone in this group is good at keeping within the time frame. <br />Commissioner Burroughssaid she is very comfortable with the three minute limit. <br />Chair McKee said he is hearing consensus to make this change and leave three minutes <br />for eachBoard member. <br />Commissioner Rich asked if “Petitions” would become “Petitions and Announcements.” <br />Chair McKee said that was his wording, but he is open to other suggestions. He said it <br />will be up to the Board to clarify when a comment is being made versus a petition. He said <br />there needs to be a habit of making a clear statement when it is a petition. <br />David Hunt said this proposal would need to come back to the Board for approval. He <br />said he is hearing that this is to be changed to “Petitions and Announcements” with a three <br />minute time limit, and then there will be comments time at the end of the meeting, without a time <br />limit. <br />Chair McKee said there seems to be consensus on that solution. <br /> <br /> <br />
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