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Commissioners debate chair's gatekeeping role and delegation language during Chapter 1 bylaws review
Summary
Thurston County commissioners reviewed Chapter 1 of proposed bylaws, debated removing language that would make the chair a gatekeeper for amendments, and discussed softening wording that delegates day-to-day executive authority to the county manager.
During the Dec. 3 work session, Thurston County commissioners reviewed proposed edits to Chapter 1 of the board bylaws and discussed two substantive changes: removing a provision that would position the chair as a gatekeeper for bylaw amendments and revising wording that describes delegation of executive authority to the county manager.
The chair (name not stated) said he removed language that would have made the…
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