Patchogue CDA adopts attendance guideline for board members
Summary
The Patchogue Village Community Development Agency voted to adopt an amendment to its annual charter adding an attendance guideline — no more than three consecutive absences or six absences in a year — described by the chair as a guideline rather than a strict rule.
Don, chair of the Patchogue Village Community Development Agency, told members the board had discussed adding attendance monitoring language to the charter and asked for a formal vote. "We wanna make sure that the members do not miss 3 consecutive meetings or 6 meetings for the full year," he said, framing the addition as guidance rather than a hard rule.
The board moved, seconded and approved the attendance amendment by voice vote. Chair Don said the change came out of the governance committee and was intended to provide a mechanism to monitor attendance without automatically removing members. The board agreed the amendment would give the agency more structure while remaining flexible.
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