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35 <br /> Lydian Altman asked if there is support for spreading departmental updates across the <br /> year and a planning an in-service or training for the Board as Commissioner Bedford mentioned <br /> before. <br /> Commissioner Richards said she likes the idea of planning in-services. She said this <br /> Board really wants full information, so that might be the answer, even if it isn't mandatory. She <br /> said it could also be open to the public for those who want to learn more about county <br /> departments and operations. <br /> Commissioner Fowler said she would prefer this to be part of a work session instead of <br /> staff wasting time and only one commissioner coming. <br /> Lydian Altman said she's hearing support for this, but the Board can revisit spreading <br /> out departmental updates at another time. She read from the breakout notes and asked how <br /> much earlier the Board would like to receive agenda packets for adequate preparation. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton said at least a couple of days earlier would be helpful. <br /> Commissioner Richards said even if they couldn't get slides earlier, having background <br /> information earlier would be helpful. <br /> Chair Price said it would be great to agenda packets earlier, but she knows from staff <br /> that there are a lot of pieces that come into play about how soon they are able to be sent out. <br /> Lydian Altman said the culture of this Board is they like to be well-informed. <br /> Commissioner Bedford said she was happy to push to get packets on Thursdays, but <br /> she doesn't really look at them until Sunday night, so it wouldn't matter to her, but she is in <br /> support if it would help others. <br /> Commissioner Greene said the earlier the agenda gets to them, the more last minute <br /> changes there may be from staff because things are happening in real time. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton said knowing what happens at Chair/Vice-Chair agenda review <br /> would give the rest of the Board a heads up about what they will see in the published agenda <br /> packet. <br /> Chair Price and Commissioner Bedford said that is doable, but she also added that <br /> there are sometimes changes between when the Chair and Vice-Chair approve an agenda and <br /> publication. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton suggested that an online posting of petitions, resolutions, and <br /> rolling calendar to help efficiently get information out. <br /> Lydian Altman asked if this would be internal to the Board or publicly accessible also. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton said it could be publically facing, but would be a tool for the <br /> Board. <br /> Chair Price said she thinks all of that can be done. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton also suggested the Board limit time on non-decision making <br /> issues like proclamations. Commissioner Hamilton said if they spend too much time on these <br /> types of items at the beginning, they are not as fresh by the end of the meeting for decision- <br /> making. She also suggested limiting the time for speakers on these items to two minutes. <br /> Commissioner Bedford said Chapel Hill really limits their proclamations now if there isn't <br /> someone present to receive it. She agreed the agenda needs to be tightened up. She said she <br /> also doesn't think they need to do all of the proclamations they do for special days. <br /> Chair Price said she has concerns about tightening it too much because the Board <br /> represents the community and if the community wants to request a proclamation, the Board <br /> should respond to them appropriately. She said she thinks the Board should be accommodating <br /> if it's important to someone in the community. <br /> Lydian Altman said she thinks there is a way to honor that sentiment, but still streamline <br /> the process. <br />
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