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Committee weighs remote public attendance; members say zoning and planning boards need it most
Summary
Minutes record discussion of a request to permit remote public attendance at township meetings. Committee members said remote access is most necessary for the Zoning Hearing Board and Planning Commission and that the change should not affect the Conservation and Preservation Committee.
The committee discussed a request to allow remote public attendance at township meetings. Minutes say members considered the change "important for public input" but noted that remote participation is most necessary for the Zoning Hearing Board and Planning Commission (and possibly the Sewer Authority) and that the change "should not impact our committee."
No policy change or vote was recorded. The entry in the official minutes frames the discussion as a broader-access issue and identifies which boards the committee believes would most benefit from remote attendance, leaving any formal rule change to the governing bodies that set meeting procedures.
