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Resident questions whether public hearing was posted 10 days in advance
Summary
A member of the public raised a legal‑notice concern, saying the agenda did not show a hearing and that proper 10‑day posting may not have occurred; presenters said the notice was included in the document and attorney‑approved but committed to double‑check.
An attendee raised a procedural and legal concern about notice for the hearing, asking if the event complied with the 10‑day posting requirement referenced in code.
The attendee said the agenda did not mention a hearing and that many people learned of the hearing only at noon the same day. "This hearing was... legally required to be announced 10 days before it happens," the attendee said while referencing the code number cited in the meeting. The presenter replied that the hearing posts were included at the end of the submitted document and that the attorney approved the notice, but she said she would double‑check the timing with the attorney to ensure statutory compliance.
No definitive determination was made during the session; the presenter promised to verify the notice record with the district attorney and return with clarification.
