Public Forum Speaker(s): David Fowler Description: Public comment shall occur at the beginning of the meeting. [See FA] Regular Meetings At regular Board meetings, the Board shall permit public comment, regardless of whether the topic is an agenda item posted with notice of the meeting. Special Meetings At all other Board meetings, public comment shall be limited to items on the agenda posted with

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II. Public Forum Speaker(s): David Fowler Description: Public comment shall occur at the beginning of the meeting. [See FA] Regular Meetings At regular Board meetings, the Board shall permit public comment, regardless of whether the topic is an agenda item posted with notice of the meeting. Special Meetings At all other Board meetings, public comment shall be limited to items on the agenda posted with notice of the meeting. Procedures Individuals who wish to participate during the portion of the meeting designated for public comment shall sign up with the presiding officer or designee before the meeting begins, as specified in the Board's procedures on public comment, and shall indicate the agenda item or topic on which they wish to address the Board. Except as permitted by this policy and the Board's procedures on public comment, an individual's comments to the Board shall not exceed five minutes per meeting. Meeting Management When necessary for effective meeting management or to accommodate large numbers of individuals wishing to address the Board, the presiding officer may adjust the time allotted to each speaker. However, no individual shall be given less than one minute to make comments. Board's Response Specific factual information or recitation of existing policy may be furnished in response to inquiries, but the Board shall not deliberate or decide regarding any subject that is not included on the agenda posted with notice of the meeting.

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