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Council member Theer discloses remote attendance under Brown Act

Tiburon Town · August 6, 2026
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Council member Theer told the committee she was appearing remotely and said she was relying on the Brown Act "just cause" provision because no adult over 18 was present with her; the disclosure was recorded before the committee considered the Diwali funding recommendation.

Council member Theer disclosed to the committee that she was participating remotely and said she was relying on the Brown Act's "just cause" provision for remote attendance because no adult over 18 was present in the room with her.

"I'm relying on the just cause, position, provision of the Brown Act, which basically says a need related to a physical condition that is not subject to Subdivision C of 54,953,6," Theer said, offering the disclosure before the meeting proceeded to agenda items. The committee recorded the disclosure and then proceeded to consider the Diwali event proposal. No members raised a formal objection to Theer's remote participation on the record during the meeting.