Set time limits on council discussions and prioritize agenda items
In Plain English
Council meetings currently have no time limits on how long members can discuss each topic. This proposal gives the mayor, city clerk, and city manager power to decide which items appear first on meeting agendas. If approved, individual council discussions face time restrictions to speed up city business.
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Votes
To allow the city manager, mayor, and city clerk to prioritize City Council agenda items
2 to 3
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