Regular Board meetings are held the first
three Tuesdays of each month, beginning at nine a.m. During
the months of July, August, November, and December, the board
will meet the first two Tuesdays only.
DEADLINE
Agenda items must be submitted to the County
Clerk's office the Wednesday preceding the Tuesday meeting by
12:00 p.m. If your agenda item is a public hearing, please
refer to Public Hearing Requirements for additional
information.
Before being submitted to the County Clerk's
Office, all agenda items must be reviewed by the County
Administrator's Office and must be submitted to the County
Administrator by 5:00 p.m. on the Monday preceding the
Wednesday agenda deadline.
Items requiring County Counsel's review before
being placed on the agenda (resolutions, agreements,
ordinances, leases, closed session items, etc.) must be
submitted to the County Counsel's office at least two weeks
prior to being placed on the agenda.
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SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
All documents must be submitted on
8
x 11 paper. Refer to the attached
example for assistance in completing the Agenda Worksheet. The
"Subject/Summary of Issue" section is the topic of discussion.
The "Financial Impact" section is a specific, concise
description of financial impacts to the County regardless if
the item is approved by the Board. The "Recommended Motion"
must state the requested action of the Board.
Submit the completed original APPROVED
Agenda Worksheet, with 8 stapled copies, all 3 hole punched,
directly to the County Clerk's Office to ensure placement on
the agenda. Copies of the Agenda Worksheet must include the
required signatures. Supportive documentation to be
distributed to the Board members must be submitted in 9
copies (one original (single sided) and 8 copies (can be
double sided) and attached to the agenda
worksheets. If a document is too large to be copied, note in
the "Subject/Summary of Issue" section of the worksheet that a
copy is available in the Clerk's Office.
Documents requiring the Chair's signature
(i.e., contracts, grants, resolutions, ordinances, leases,
etc.) must be submitted in 11 copies (three originals for the
Chair to sign). Attach the three original documents to the
original Agenda Worksheet and mark each original signature
page with a small tab.
If requesting a letter or certificate from the
Board, include a draft of the letter with your request.
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SIGNATURE REQUIREMENTS
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR - All agenda items
must be reviewed by the County Administrator prior to
submission to the Board Clerk to be placed on the agenda.
Agenda items are to be submitted to the County Administrator
after all other appropriate signatures have been acquired.
AUDITOR - Accounting/finance-related items
must have the signatures of the Auditor for all initial grant
applications, requests to transfer funds in excess of $500,
contracts that require an expenditure of funds, bid awards,
all requests for appropriations from contingencies, and any
item that adjusts anticipated revenue. The Auditor must sign
the Agenda Worksheet after review. Payroll must review and
sign the Agenda Worksheet for personnel issues.
COUNTY COUNSEL - All contracts (including
addendums and renewals), leases (including addendums and
renewals), ordinances, resolutions and closed session items
must be reviewed by County Counsel before being placed on the
agenda. Allow County Counsel at least two weeks lead time for
review. County Counsel must sign the Agenda Worksheet after
review.
PERSONNEL - Any departmental requests
regarding personnel issues, (filling vacant positions,
creating new positions, salaries, salary adjustments, advanced
step placements, etc.) must be reviewed by the Personnel
Department before being placed on the agenda. The Personnel
Manager must sign the Agenda Worksheet after review. Payroll
must also review and sign the Agenda Worksheet.
ITEMS WILL NOT BE PLACED ON THE AGENDA UNLESS
ABOVE REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET.
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PUBLIC HEARING REQUIREMENTS
Public Hearing Notices must be submitted to
the County Clerk's Office in WORD format at least three weeks
prior to the meeting date. The deadline enables the Clerk's
Office to publish a public hearing notice that requires 1
(one) publication in all county newspapers, at least 10 days
prior to the board meeting. If you have a public hearing that
has additional publication requirements, notify the Clerk's
Office at the time of submitting your public hearing notice.
Outlined below are the remaining deadlines for 2009.
Public Hearing Notice to the Clerk
Deadline:
| Meeting Date |
Deadline
- No later than 10:00 AM |
|
August 4, 2009 |
July 21, 2009 |
| August 11, 2009 |
July 28, 2009 |
| September 1, 2009 |
August 18, 2009 |
| September 8, 2009 |
August 25, 2009 |
| October 6, 2009 |
September 22,
2009 |
| October 13, 2009 |
September 29,
2009 |
| October 20, 2009 |
October 6, 2009 |
| November 3, 2009 |
October 20, 2009 |
| November 10, 2009 |
October 27, 2009 |
| December 1, 2009 |
November 17,
2009 |
| December 8, 2009 |
November 20,
2009 |
EXCEPTIONS TO AGENDA WORKSHEET REQUIREMENTS
An Agenda Worksheet is not required for the
following:
1. Proclamations
2. Routine budget transfers (use space
available on form for explanation). NOTE: Request must first
be submitted to the Auditor and County Administrator for
review, recommendation, and signature.
3. Destruction of records. NOTE: Request must
first be submitted to the Auditor and County Counsel for
review and signature.
4. Requests for educational costs
reimbursement. NOTE: Request must first be submitted to the
County Administrator for review, recommendation and signature.
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REQUESTS TO DROP/CONTINUE AGENDA ITEMS -
By providing written notice to the Clerk and/or County
Administrator prior to the Board meeting, a scheduled item may
be dropped from the agenda or continued.
CONTRACTS/LEASES - It is the
responsibility of the initiating department to ensure that the
insurance requirements in the contract/agreement are met in
the body of the insurance policy and that the county is named
as an additional insured if required. A copy of the
Certificate of Insurance is to be included with the submission
of the agreement/lease. The contracting party and applicable
county department signatures must sign the appropriate
documents before submission to the Board for approval, except
state and federal contracts. If the agreement or lease is a
renewal, the agenda worksheet should include information as to
an increase or decrease in costs from the previous term of the
agreement/lease. For contracts and agreements provide
information regarding the selection of the vendor, including
if it is a sole source, lowest of three bids received, State
or Federal entity, Professional Services (bids not required),
local vendor, etc.
All contracts and leases (including addendums
and renewals) must include the completed signature page which
includes the contractor, County Counsel, County Auditor (with
specific fund, organization, and account numbers), Personnel
(if applicable), and Management Analyst (insurance
requirements.)
RESOLUTIONS - Resolutions must be drafted
by the initiating department/agency/person by using this
template.
(Microsoft Word format)
The initiating department is responsible for
framing resolutions of commendation. Resolutions, except
resolutions of commendation, require the following headings
under the "Vote"
-
Ayes
-
Noes
-
Absent
-
Abstain
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION - Appointments
for time slot items must be arranged by calling
the Clerk of the Board at 842-8081. In the "Clerk's
Instructions" section of the Agenda Worksheet indicate any
special instructions to the clerk re processing of the
paperwork.
EMERGENCY ITEMS - Emergency items which
require board action and are not on the posted agenda require
completion of a justification for the necessity for the Board
of Supervisors to take action on a matter not on the posted
agenda form. This form must be completed and signed by the
requester and submitted to the County Administrator or County
Counsel, with a completed agenda worksheet and backup
paperwork, with the required number of copies, as soon as
possible. The information will then be presented to the board
for their review and action.
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