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Commission asks John Greene to consult selectmen on ordinance amendment process
Summary
Under New Business the Deep River Municipal Ethics Commission recorded a request that member John Greene speak with the Board of Selectmen about the town's process for amending an ordinance; the minutes do not record a formal vote or directive.
During New Business at the March 11 meeting, the Deep River Municipal Ethics Commission recorded a request that commission member John Greene speak with the Board of Selectmen about the desired process to amend a town ordinance.
The minutes state the request but do not show a formal motion, maker, second, or vote authorizing a specific action. The entry is recorded as a referral-style request rather than an adopted directive; any follow-up would depend on John Greene’s outreach and any action taken by the Board of Selectmen.
The minutes do not provide additional context about which ordinance the request concerns or any deadline for the consultation. No public comments or external witnesses addressing the referral are included in the minutes.
