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Resident apologizes for own conduct, demands public apology from Commissioner Peters or resignation
Summary
Chaz Kyle apologized for his conduct at a prior meeting and accused Commissioner Peters of confronting a speaker during public comment; Kyle said a public apology is required and he will call for Peters' resignation at the next meeting if none is given.
Chaz Kyle, of 20 North Dakota Street, opened by apologizing for his own decorum at the prior meeting and acknowledged he had no authority to call a point of order. He said he understands parliamentary procedure and the rules of conduct.
Kyle then criticized Commissioner Peters for confronting a speaker who was exercising public-comment rights during that earlier meeting, saying the confrontation was inappropriate. “Anything short of a public apology is not acceptable,” Kyle said. He added, “And if it doesn't happen, I'll be up here at the next meeting asking for the resignation.”
Kyle framed his remarks as both a personal apology and a defense of the speaker he said was confronted, and he asked the commission to address the conduct. No formal action, apology or response from Commissioner Peters appears in the transcript excerpt.
