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Parker Authority reaffirms public posting location required by Colorado Open Meetings Law
Summary
The Parker Authority for Reinvestment voted unanimously June 16 to designate the town website as its primary public posting location for meeting notices and to permit alternate electronic and physical postings as backups, consistent with the Colorado Open Meetings Law.
The Parker Authority for Reinvestment voted 6-0 June 16 to designate the primary public posting location for its meeting notices, listing the town website as the primary location and allowing social media and a physical paper posting as backups.
The measure, introduced as resolution number 25 20 25-01, implements the Authority's annual designation required under the Colorado Open Meetings Law. Miss Fizel, speaking to the Authority, described the item as the annual designation and said the primary posting location is the town website, parkerco.gov, with social media and a paper posting as fallbacks.
The vote followed brief board discussion about access and accommodations. Board member Wilkes asked what would happen if the public could not see the board, and Miss Fizel said accommodations would be arranged and that members of the public could contact the town clerk's office for assistance. There were no public comments on the resolution.
Board member Franzen moved to approve the resolution; board member Wilkes seconded. The motion passed 6-0.
The designation is routine and repeated annually to satisfy state open-meeting requirements. The resolution text as presented confirms the town website parkerco.gov as the Authority's primary posting location and authorizes alternate electronic postings and a paper posting if technology fails.
