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APP J 31993 <br />BOOK 89 Pty;E 99' <br />the Board for discussion rather than taking the time of legal staff <br />to prepare an ordinance that may or may not be adopted. <br />Commissioner Eggert agreed that there should be an interim <br />step for discussion with the Board and it should be placed on the <br />agenda as a Commissioner's item. <br />Commissioner Macht related that some government bodies have <br />first readings of ordinances which are then discussed, revised or <br />modified and advanced to another meeting, or rejected. He stressed <br />that the public should be given the opportunity to comment. <br />Commissioner Adams agreed that the public should have the <br />opportunity to have their say and that a public discussion would be <br />appropriate. <br />Commissioner Tippin admitted he is a new member of the Board <br />but would not go to staff independently to draw up an ordinance on <br />an idea he had without first discussing it with the other <br />Commissioners. <br />Commissioner Macht contended that all the arguments reinforce <br />his position that the public should be included in the discussion. <br />Chairman Bird thought that since the ordinance has been <br />prepared, he would be in favor of the public hearing, but as a <br />matter of policy and as has been done in the past there should be <br />discussion among the Commissioners to get a consensus before <br />directing staff to draw up an ordinance. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Tippin, the Board unanimously scheduled <br />a public hearing on May 11, 1993 to consider an <br />ordinance limiting the participation of the County <br />Commissioners on advisory boards and commissions. <br />G. Release of Utility Liens <br />The Board reviewed memo from Lea R. Keller, CIA, dated April <br />5, 1993: <br />8 <br />