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Huber Heights council advances drafted public-participation rule changes, keeps five-minute speaker limit
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Huber Heights city council members on Wednesday agreed to forward staff-drafted changes to the city’s rules of council that clarify public-participation procedures but kept the current five-minute individual speaker time.
Huber Heights city council members on Wednesday agreed to forward staff-drafted changes to the city’s rules of council that clarify public-participation procedures but kept the current five-minute individual speaker time.
Tony (staff member) told the council the edits focus on Section O (public participation). The proposed language affirms that procedures are open to all and “do not discriminate based on the identity of the speaker, the content of the comments, or the viewpoint of the speaker.” The draft also says the council is committed to conducting meetings “in a productive and efficient manner” so the agenda can be completed in a reasonable period.
Staff proposed two operational changes: a limit that the total portion of any meeting devoted to citizens’ comments be capped at…
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