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Community Board 11 bylaws committee debates gallery-session registration, reporting and committee rules; no quorum
Summary
The Bronx Community Board 11 bylaws committee discussed proposed changes to gallery-session registration and time limits, removal of a district manager written report requirement, and other bylaw wording changes. The committee did not have a quorum and took no votes; members said the items will go to leadership and the full board for action.
The Bronx Community Board 11 bylaws committee met virtually and discussed proposed amendments to its bylaws covering how the board handles public gallery sessions, committee composition and reporting requirements. The committee leader said the panel did not have a quorum and that members would discuss items informally and bring them to leadership and the full board for further action.
Why it matters: the proposals touch on public participation (how and when residents may sign up to speak), transparency (whether the district manager must file a monthly written report and whether minutes are published), and internal governance (committee limits, terminology and investigative committee timelines). Any change to these rules would be voted on by the full board before becoming binding.
Key proposals discussed included a 36-hour advance registration requirement to have speakers listed on the agenda, an option to allow some in-person sign-ups at the meeting, and a 30-minute cap for the gallery session with…
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