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Patchogue CDA to refine attendance rules after discussion on three-absence trigger
Summary
Board members discussed a proposal to prompt a governance review after three absences in a calendar year rather than automatic removal; the governance committee will refine the proposal and may recommend adoption next month.
Board members discussed Garrett's proposed attendance requirement for the CDA board. The Chair summarized the intent: the proposal would not automatically remove a member after three absences but would prompt a governance procedure to review circumstances and consider next steps.
Members agreed the governance committee should refine language (consecutive vs. calendar-year absences, excused vs. unexcused) and return a recommendation; no final policy was adopted at the July meeting.
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