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Council tables standing-rule and public-comment changes after residents object
Summary
Councilors debated two standing-rule proposals — one to create study sessions and another to change public-comment order — after residents said the changes reduce access. Both items were ultimately tabled for further discussion.
The Duluth City Council debated proposed changes to its standing rules and public-comment process at its final 2025 meeting and ultimately tabled both measures after council discussion and repeated public concern.
Vice President Lynn Nephew introduced Resolution 991 (to provide for study sessions and clarify effective dates) and Resolution 995 (to modify public-comment provisions).…
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