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Environmental Services and conveners agree on language changes to site-based evaluation
Summary
Staff discussed amendments to the site-based evaluation language developed with Environmental Services and conveners; the changes aim to reconcile evaluation committee wording and require further coordination between the convener and ES, with no formal vote recorded.
Environmental Services staff and meeting participants discussed proposed changes to the language used for a site-based evaluation committee, saying revised wording had been suggested by the convener and by Environmental Services and that an amendment would reconcile the differences.
A presenter described edits intended to align the site-based evaluation language and said the convener and Environmental Services would work together to make the changes. The transcript indicates the committee reviewed draft language and identified alternate phrasing that some participants preferred; staff noted they would prepare an amendment to reflect agreed changes.
The discussion focused on wording and collaborative editing rather than adoption of a final document. No ordinance, resolution number, statute or formal vote is recorded in the transcript on this item. Staff said they would follow up with an amended text for further review.
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