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Council told to adopt teleconferencing and disruption protocols ahead of July 1 SB 707 deadline
Summary
Staff briefed the council on SB 707 changes to the Brown Act that expand teleconferencing options and require two‑way communication, disruption policies and accessible materials; staff will return with a policy, and the city must have required measures in place by July 1.
City staff told the Rolling Hills City Council it must adopt procedures to comply with SB 707 changes to the Ralph M. Brown Act that expand teleconferencing options and add requirements for two‑way communication and disruption protocols.
The staff presentation explained SB 707 reorganizes and expands teleconferencing provisions and creates a "just‑cause" teleconference option for members who cannot attend…
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