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Resident Travis Starr asks supervisors to forward documents in public comment
Summary
During public comment Travis Starr asked supervisors to record and forward three submission packets to oversight agencies, saying he needs the board to 'hit the forward button' to secure replies and help for what he described as alleged official misconduct and obstruction of justice.
Travis Starr, who identified himself during the public-comment period, asked the board to accept three submitted packets (A, B and C) as public records and to forward them to the oversight agents he named so those agencies would reply to both the board and to him. "All I really want you to do is hit the forward button, really, and send it to those addresses I had at the very front," Starr said, adding he is "as far down the scale as a man can possibly go without taking his own life."
Chair (speaker 3) opened the public-comment period and acknowledged Starr's request; the board did not take immediate action on the request during the meeting. Starr described allegations including "obstruction of justice" and "official misconduct," asking only that the board transmit his materials and request replies so he would know help was forthcoming. The board closed public comments after several other residents spoke on local road and infrastructure issues.
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