Council asks attorney to draft public-comment resolution, sets limits for presentations
Summary
Montverde's council discussed public-comment rules and PowerPoint submission deadlines; Town Attorney Anita Geraci-Carver will draft a resolution reflecting a five-minute per-person limit and a ten-day PowerPoint submission requirement for staff review.
Town Attorney Anita Geraci-Carver agreed to prepare a resolution outlining public-comment procedures and rules for PowerPoint presentations. Council members discussed a five-minute speaking limit per person and a requirement that PowerPoint materials be submitted at least ten calendar days before a meeting so staff can review and approve content.
The workshop did not adopt a final rule but directed the town attorney to draft formal language for a future Council meeting. The minutes show the Council discussed balancing timely public input with staff review time; timing and enforcement provisions will be clarified in the proposed resolution.
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