Clemson BAR reiterates public comment rules, speaker time limits
At the start of the session, Chair Todd Howard reviewed the BAR's role, speaker sign-in requirements, three-minute public-comment limits, and the order of staff report, applicant presentation, and board questions.
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Todd Howard, chair of the Clemson Board of Architectural Review, opened the meeting and walked through meeting procedures and the BAR's scope, saying attendees should consult the agenda posted in the lobby and that members of the public who wish to speak must sign the speaker form. "If you are a member of the public and would like to speak regarding a matter on the agenda, you will need to read and sign the speaker's form," the chair said.
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