Committee discusses but does not formalize policy on remote public participation
Staff said existing committee guidelines do not address remote public participation and that allowing remote participation is at the Committee Chair's discretion; the committee discussed options but took no formal policy action.
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Reali told the committee that existing committee guidelines do not address or restrict remote public participation by members of the public and that decisions about remote participation are currently at the discretion of the Committee Chair. The committee discussed whether to develop formal guidance on remote public participation but did not adopt any new policy at the June 4 meeting.
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