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Environmental Impact Commission schedules public hearing to review regulation changes
Summary
At its March 25 meeting the commission voted to hold a public hearing to review proposed regulation changes “per the deep statutes”; the motion was moved, seconded and the chair called for the vote, recorded as 'Aye' in the transcript.
The Environmental Impact Commission voted to schedule a public hearing to review proposed regulation changes during its March 25 session.
The chair moved that the commission hold a public hearing to review the regulation changes “per the deep statutes.” Another commissioner seconded the motion and the chair called for the vote; the transcript records “Aye” but does not provide a roll-call tally in the recorded segments.
Why it matters: scheduling a public hearing is the formal step that allows public comment and fuller consideration of proposed regulatory changes. The transcript does not identify the regulatory sections to be reviewed or provide a date for the hearing; the motion’s text references “deep statutes” but offers no citation in the transcript.
What else happened: the commission handled routine business items earlier in the meeting — including approval of minutes and an administrative permit item — and then moved to schedule the hearing. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn.
Provenance: The motion to hold a public hearing was introduced by the chair and seconded by another commissioner (SEG 069–SEG 076). The phrase referencing statutes appears in SEG 073.
Next steps: The transcript does not record the hearing date, the specific regulations to be reviewed, or any staff assignments to prepare materials; those steps would typically be recorded in subsequent meeting materials or minutes.
