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Ross Library board presents bylaw revisions; council advances plan to next reading
Summary
The Ross Library board president presented updates to the library’s bylaws, including changes to meeting schedules; the council voted to move the revisions to a separate reading and potential adoption at the next regular meeting.
The Ross Library board president presented a package of bylaw revisions to the Lock Haven City Council, describing changes to article flow and meeting schedules intended to add a meeting month and adjust year-end timing. "We made a lot of changes," the board president said, noting edits to meeting cadence and an effort to tidy end-of-year business.
After brief council discussion and a second, councilors voted to advance the bylaws to a separate reading and potential adoption at a future regular council meeting. The board president said the changes were agreed on by the library board and that the proposed schedule would ensure end-of-year work is completed in December rather than November.
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