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Public criticizes district website; board disputes Brown Act violation
Summary
A resident told the Montero board that broken links and missing agenda attachments on the district website are violating the Brown Act; board members and counsel said current meeting materials were available and that archival attachments are not required, and staff offered to work offline to fix specific broken links.
A local resident, Michelle Bragony, told the Montero Water and Sanitary District board on March 5 that numerous agenda attachments and archive links have been broken since October and said the condition impedes access to public records and “is breaking the Brown Act.”
Michelle said she had emailed district staff multiple times and added other board members to her messages to get a response. “It’s nonfunctional. It’s breaking the Brown Act,” she said, asking the board to respond publicly.
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