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Greater Egg Harbor board reiterates public-comment rules, approves May 19 minutes
Summary
Board members reaffirmed meeting notice and public-comment procedures, then approved the May 19 minutes by roll-call vote. The board read statutory notice language and outlined two public-comment periods with a three-minute limit per speaker.
An unidentified presiding officer for the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District Board of Education opened the meeting by reading the legal meeting notice and the board's public-comment rules, saying, "Adequate notice has been given at this meeting as required by law." The notice stated that meeting information had been posted in the district's official newspapers and at the district high schools.
The presiding officer outlined public-comment procedures for the meeting: two opportunities to address the board (one limited to agenda items and a second after action items for any school-related topic), with a three-minute limit per speaker and a 30-minute cap for both sessions combined. "The board values and welcomes comments and opinions from residents as long as remarks are not personal or discourteous," the presiding officer added.
Later in the agenda a board member asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the May 19 meeting; the motion was made and seconded on the record. The board took a roll-call vote: Edmonds, Garrison, Gunther, Hartman, Hassa, Curlei, Sartorio, Wright and Haug were each recorded as voting in the affirmative and the chair declared the motion carried. The minutes were approved.
