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Public hearing briefly reopened after an audio problem for remote participants
Summary
Commissioners reopened the LDR public hearing after discovering remote participants had missed earlier discussion due to audio issues; an online attendee asked for the missed portion to be repeated and staff agreed to replay portions of the record.
The commission briefly reopened the public hearing on the LDR amendments after staff discovered remote participants could not hear earlier portions of the meeting due to an audio issue.
A staff member said that remote participants had not heard the earlier discussion and recommended reopening the hearing "to follow the letter of the law" and avoid procedural challenge. An online attendee (Elizabeth Fitzgerald) asked whether the earlier 30 minutes could be repeated or confirmed; staff indicated the recording would be available and that the remote participant could re-listen to the missed portion, while the commission reopened and then closed the hearing to ensure the record was complete.
The commission proceeded to discuss the amendments and later closed the hearing after taking public‑hearing procedure steps to ensure remote participation was accommodated.
