GREENFIELD The Appointments and Ordinances Committee continued its discussion Tuesday evening on the proposed charter changes.While a few changes proposed by the now-disbanded Charter Review Committee were forwarded to City Council for.
GREENFIELD City Council has approved a ballot question for the Nov. 2 election seeking to change the number of signatures required by the charter for a citizen’s referendum petition from the current threshold of 10% of voters voting in the most.
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Proposed Greenfield charter changes heading to Appointments and Ordinances Committee > >Published: 7/19/2021 5:21:33 PM
GREENFIELD The public will have a chance to comment and provide feedback on the proposed changes to the city charter at an upcoming meeting of the Appointments and Ordinances Committee.
The virtual hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 27, at 5:30 p.m.
“The Charter Review (Committee) has passed the torch onto A&O,” said Precinct 6 City Councilor Sheila Gilmour, who was part of the Charter Review Committee and is also a member of the Appointments and Ordinances Committee.
The Charter Review Committee finished its work on the charter review in April and presented its findings in a report to the Appointments and Ordinances Committee in June.
Greenfield Committee Chairs tables meeting format decision; continuing remotely for July >Published: 7/8/2021 4:03:09 PM
GREENFIELD City Council and all subcommittee meetings will be held remotely for the rest of July, until the full council meets later in the month to decide how to move forward.
Committee Chairs met in person on Tuesday to decide whether to continue meetings in person, or to return to the video conferencing system Webex. Ultimately, councilors couldn’t come to an agreement and instead voted to table the question so it could be discussed at the next full council meeting on July 21.
In the same meeting, councilors all but Precinct 6 Councilor Sheila Gilmour, who expressed a conflict with her work schedule voted in favor of changing the start time of full City Council meetings from 7 p.m. to 6 p.m.