Amend council meeting rules to address disruptive behavior
In Plain English
The city council's current rules don't clearly define what counts as disruptive behavior during meetings. The new rules would establish specific guidelines for managing interruptions and outbursts. If approved, the council gains clearer authority to maintain order during public meetings.
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Votes
Extend the meeting to complete the current item including hearing the speakers, and without discussion from the City Council after the speakers
4 to 3
Extend the meeting to 11:30 p.m.
Not restrict applause during City Council Meetings
6 to 0
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