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Board clarifies public-comment timing; notes data-center issues belong on next agenda
Summary
During the Aug. 5 meeting the Gage County Board of Equalization told attendees that public comment related to equalization and data-center issues will be taken at the next meeting and that another public comment period is scheduled about 15 minutes later in the meeting cycle.
The Chair clarified the timing and scope for public comment at the opening of the Gage County Board of Equalization's Aug. 5 meeting, saying members could submit suggestions for future agenda items related specifically to equalization.
The Chair noted that issues tied to data centers would likely be addressed at the next meeting and that the board intended not to "sneak" items past commenters. Board members and staff told attendees they would have another opportunity to speak at the follow-up meeting, which the Chair said would be in about 15 minutes relative to today's schedule. No formal public comments on data centers were offered during the Aug. 5 session; the exchange was a procedural clarification of when such comments should be raised.
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