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Facility superintendent pulls TRPA agreement for more legal review over operator language
Summary
Kaye Burns said staff would pull the updated TRPA agreement from the agenda and return it next month after review, citing new enforcement language (section 3, item 9) that would allow TRPA site visits and operator recertification if noncompliance is found.
Kaye Burns, facility superintendent, told the committee she would pull the TRPA agreement from the March agenda and bring it back the following month after staff and legal review. Burns said the updated agreement includes new language—specifically section 3, item 9—that allows TRPA to determine noncompliance through site visits and require operator recertification before resuming ramp operations; staff are "not comfortable with some of the language."
Board members discussed that the clause appears to change operator responsibility and enforcement expectations. Burns said staff will review the language with TRPA and possibly ask legal counsel ("Steve") to review specific provisions before returning the item in time for operations beginning May 1.
