Committee clarifies executive-committee membership so chairs can serve without breaching limits
The committee unanimously approved an ordinance clarifying that the executive committee—composed of standing-committee chairs—should not count against supervisors’ three-committee limit, so committee chairs can participate on the executive committee without breaching assignment caps.
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Chairman Nordigan proposed an amendment to chapter 2.133C clarifying that the executive committee is the body of standing-committee chairs and should not be counted as a standing committee for the purposes of the three-committee limit on supervisors’ assignments.
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