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Commission gets Robert’s Rules training; delays formal rules review to next month
Summary
A Robert's Rules instructor gave a training on motions and meeting procedure; commissioners agreed to postpone review of the commission’s rules and procedures to the next month and invited further training sessions.
The commission received a condensed Robert’s Rules of Order training during new business and voted to postpone a formal review of its rules and procedures to the following month.
Jeff, a municipal Robert's Rules instructor, led the training covering main motion classes, precedence, points of order, and meeting rights. He encouraged the commission to adapt house rules to fit local code and noted that an ordinance is being introduced that will require alignment with Title 3.4; the ordinance is expected to be adopted in September and take effect in January.
After the training the chair moved to postpone the commission’s rules review to the next meeting to allow more time; the motion was seconded and approved by assent. Staff and the trainer offered to return for further sessions, including a more extensive workshop.
Next steps: commissioners agreed to schedule a follow‑up training; staff will circulate materials and the commission will resume rules review at the next meeting.
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