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Board limits reappointment paperwork: resumes required only if not already on file
Summary
The board approved a substitute motion requiring a resume or background information for reappointments only when no prior resume is on file; the board debated whether to stop requesting reappointment background entirely before agreeing on the substitute motion.
The Board of Supervisors debated and revised its practice of collecting background information for reappointments. Supervisor Owens moved to stop requiring background packages for reappointments; after discussion a substitute motion passed that requires a resume only when no resume already exists on file for the person being reappointed.
Supporters said the substitute motion strikes a balance—avoiding needless duplication when a resume is already held by the county while still ensuring board members have access to basic background information for nominees who do not have a file. The transcript records the substitute motion passing; the meeting record as provided does not contain an unambiguous numeric vote tally for the substitute motion in the excerpted transcript, so the article does not report a precise count.
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