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North Penn meeting opens with videotaping notice and Sunshine Law public-comment instructions
Summary
When the action meeting opened, the Clerk told attendees the session was being videotaped and explained that Pennsylvania Sunshine Law requires recording the names of citizens who speak; speakers must state their name and municipality and are limited to three minutes.
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At the start of the action meeting the Clerk announced the session was being videotaped for community channels and streamed live, then explained the rules for public comment under the Pennsylvania Sunshine Law. "Individuals attending this meeting and intending to speak to the board should be aware that they are being videotaped," the Clerk said, and added that "those planning to address the board state their name and municipality" so the district can meet the law’s recording requirements.
The Clerk also said members of the audience should limit questions and comments to three minutes. The meeting then moved to the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.

