Board moves to implement remote public comment under state law despite member concerns
Following debate about opening remote public comment to non-constituents, the board approved steps to comply with a Brown Act amendment (SB 707) and directed the clerk to implement a system prioritizing in-person speakers and ADA accommodations while allowing electronic callers.
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The board debated amendments to its rules to conform with a state law requiring remote public comment. Chair Walton and Supervisor Sherrill criticized the mandate, warning that unrestricted remote access could drown out local voices and invite disruptive callers.
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