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Kyle council reopens debate, directs staff to bring options for volunteer code of conduct after 6–1 reconsideration
Summary
Council voted 6–1 to reconsider an April 7 directive about a proposed code of conduct for boards and commissions and then unanimously directed the city manager to return with current rules and a set of options that protect First Amendment rights while clarifying removal and decorum processes.
The Kyle City Council voted Tuesday to reconsider an April 7 decision that had asked the city manager to research and return with a proposed code of conduct for members of city boards, commissions and advisory bodies. Councilmember Courtney Goza made the motion to reconsider; it passed 6–1.
During a full public discussion after the item returned to the agenda, council members and volunteers emphasized conflicting priorities: many supported clearer guidance and training for volunteers, while others worried that broad language could unintentionally limit free speech or deter people from serving. Planning and Zoning commissioner Sarah Onken…
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