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Board debates wording to require name/affiliation for public comments in BEDH policy
Summary
The board reviewed two versions of policy BEDH (public input at board meetings), leaning toward concise Brentwood language with an added line requiring speakers to state affiliation or address; members weighed clarity against potentially making commenters uncomfortable.
East Kingston trustees reviewed policy BEDH, which governs public input at board meetings, and signaled a preference for adopting the more concise Brentwood wording with an added line clarifying that speakers should state their affiliation or address when speaking.
A policy committee member introduced two options: adopt Brentwood’s language or add clarifying…
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