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Rules Subcommittee Report – March 20, 2025 – Fig City News

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The Rules Subcommittee voted to approve the following (see the report and watch the meeting video (downloadable MP4 video): Changing the start time for City Council meetings when there is an address from the Mayor (4-0) The proposal was to move the start time to 7:00 PM for meetings featuring presentations from the Mayor or City Administration Staff. The 7:45 pm start time limits the ability of the Council to debate items after a presentation. …
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Rules Subcommittee Report – March 20, 2025 – Fig City News

The Rules Subcommittee voted to approve the following (see the report and watch the meeting video (downloadable MP4 video): Changing the start time for City Council meetings when there is an address from the Mayor (4-0) The proposal was to move the start time to 7:00 PM for meetings featuring presentations from the Mayor or City Administration Staff. The 7:45 pm start time limits the ability of the Council to debate items after a presentation. …

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