Ethics and transparency items in Town of Pittsboro
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| Subject | Items |
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| Ethics and transparency | 10 |
| Appointments and personnel | 5 |
| Zoning text amendment | 1 |
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommend that the Planning Board view the Interactive Development Map. Please direct questions to the Development Services Department. Suggested Motion: N/APresentation Ethics and transparency
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends adopting the Advisory Body Policy. Suggested Motion: “ … a motion to adopt the Advisory Body Policy.”
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A first look at a policy governing the town's advisory bodies. The board asked staff about member training, remote participation and term limits.
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Staff reported the MONDAY.COM purchase with training to follow and an outstanding request for a downtown division position. The deputy town clerk said the advisory body policy was going to the commissioners on 11 May, alongside board orientations and an annual board survey.
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Action Item #2Other Ethics and transparency
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A member raised that the board's vice chair wants to open a body art studio at his downtown retail location, which the development ordinance does not allow. Staff set out the routes to a text amendment: the applicant can initiate one at a cost of a few thousand dollars, or town staff or the commissioners can, and the…
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The board adopted a revised code of ethics and conduct, incorporating edits to previously flagged vague language on conflicts of interest and communications with staff and advisory boards.Adopted 5-0
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A resolution revising the board's code of ethics and conduct.Adopted 5-0
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The board reviewed a proposed rewrite of its code of ethics and conduct, first adopted in 2010. One commissioner objected to vague terms such as "bias" and "appearance of impropriety" and asked that the document be reviewed by the North Carolina League of Municipalities' legal department before adoption.Tabled 4-1, with Commissioner Farrell opposed.Discussion item Ethics and transparency
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A resolution revising the board's own Code of Ethics and Conduct. Commissioners raised concerns about specific sections and asked for a review by the League of Municipalities' legal team.Tabled 4-1, with Commissioner Farrell opposed.Discussion item Ethics and transparency
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