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23 <br /> 1 Commissioner Hamilton thanked Travis Myren for his presentation. She said she would <br /> 2 like to understand the needs when the Board is allocating funding. She said she wanted to <br /> 3 think about the other priorities in the county for capital and educational needs. <br /> 4 Commissioner Greene said Triangle J Council of Governments (TJCOG) also received <br /> 5 substantial funding to help local governments with spending ARPA funding appropriately. <br /> 6 Bonnie Hammersley said Lee Worsley at TJCOG contacted her this morning. <br /> 7 <br /> 8 A motion was made by Commissioner Bedford, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton, to <br /> 9 approve the allocation of ARPA funding for the proposed projects. <br /> 10 <br /> 11 Roll call ensued <br /> 12 <br /> 13 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 14 <br /> 15 b. Review and Approval of Updated Draft BOCC Rules of Procedure <br /> 16 The Board reviewed the updated draft BOCC Rules of Procedure, made changes if <br /> 17 appropriate, and approved a final version. <br /> 18 <br /> 19 BACKGROUND: <br /> 20 The Board of County Commissioners first adopted a Rules of Procedure in May 2002. There <br /> 21 have been multiple amendments to the Rules of Procedure since that time. When the Rules of <br /> 22 Procedure were first drafted, contextual information was included in the form of comments. <br /> 23 These comments were drawn from North Carolina General Statutes, literature regarding best <br /> 24 practices for local government meetings, and Robert's Rules of Order, and were intended to <br /> 25 help the reader understand the purpose of the rule. <br /> 26 <br /> 27 In Spring 2021, the Clerk to the Board, in consultation with the County Attorney, suggested <br /> 28 revisions to the Rules of Procedure to reflect updated North Carolina General Statutes <br /> 29 regarding local government meetings, the location of the office of the Clerk to the Board, <br /> 30 practices for publishing agendas, and the current process for evaluating the County Manager, <br /> 31 Clerk to the Board, and County Attorney. The entire document was also edited for clarity and <br /> 32 grammatical errors. The draft was then reviewed and edited by the Chair and Vice-Chair of the <br /> 33 Board of County Commissioners. The table of contents will be finalized upon publication. The <br /> 34 updated draft was included as an information item to the Board of County Commissioners in the <br /> 35 December 6, 2021 Virtual Business Meeting agenda packet. <br /> 36 <br /> 37 Chair Price reviewed the background information for this item. She said the BOCC can <br /> 38 amend the proposed rules this evening, and her goal is to have an accurate and up to date set <br /> 39 of rules. <br /> 40 Laura Jensen said there have been rules of procedure since 2002, and they have gone <br /> 41 through many revisions. She said it is a working document and should reflect the Board and <br /> 42 how it operates. <br /> 43 Commissioner Greene said she proposed amending rule 19(b)(13), about how the Board <br /> 44 can vote. She said it currently says a commissioner can call for a revote after a vote has been <br /> 45 taken but it must be done in the same meeting. She said this requires commissioners to really <br /> 46 think on their feet, and sometimes voting late at night can require further thought after the fact, <br /> 47 and a revote may be necessary. She said this would rarely come into play, but it is important to <br /> 48 make this change. She said she would propose mirroring the procedural language of the Town <br /> 49 of Chapel Hill, which she read. <br /> 50 John Roberts said Commissioner Greene's proposal is appropriate, as it is the will of the <br /> 51 Board. <br />
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