Supervisors push back on staff 'initial gap analysis' as incomplete
Supervisors warned that the staff 'initial gap analysis' reads like a finished product and does not reflect many citizen concerns; staff said it was a working draft and agreed to revise and present it for board review.
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A substantial part of the work session focused on an "initial gap analysis" staff memo prepared to guide ordinance drafting. A committee member criticized the memo as being presented like a completed analysis rather than a starting framework and said some citizen concerns — raised at town halls and in the citizen‑draft ordinance — were not reflected.
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