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How They Voted

 

 

The Board of Directors consists of five members elected at large. They serve alternating four-year terms.  Directors are responsible for establishing policies and guidelines that further the common interests of the District as a whole.  The Board shall act only by ordinance, resolution, or motion passed by a majority of the Board.    All legislative sessions of the board shall be public.

Following is a partial voting record of the current Board: (It takes 3 yes votes to pass most Ordinance / Resolution / Motion)

NOV-DEC-08     SEP-OCT-08     JUL-AUG-08       MAY-JUN-08     MAR-APR-08      JAN-FEB-08  

NOV-DEC-07     SEP-OCT-07     JUL-AUG-07       MAY-JUN-07     MAR-APR-07      JAN-FEB-07  

NOV-DEC-06     SEP-OCT-06     JUL-AUG-06      MAY-JUN-06      MAR-APR-06     JAN-FEB-06    

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 They Voted

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Salton Community Services District Ordinances / Resolutions / Motions

 

FEBRUARY 2007

President

Robert Butler

(term ends 11/07)

 

Vice President

Shirley Palmer

(term ends 11/07)

Director

James G. Barrett

(term ends 11/09)

Director

Stanley Rouhe

(term ends11/09)

 

Director

David Urbanoski

(term ends 11/09)

RESIGNED

12/06/07

 

Ordinance 2007-1-1

(Fire Chief)

This Ordinance adopts the 2001 Edition of the California Fire Code with the same amendments that  Imperial County has made

YES YES YES YES ABSENT

Motion 2007-X-X

(Manager)

This authorized  appointing  a Sergeant-at-Arms for all Board Meetings. It didn't put any restrictions, or rules to follow when the President has anyone forcefully removed from meetings for whatever reason the President wishes.

(Robert's Rules of Order don't have to be followed either.)

YES YES NO YES ABSENT
  Butler Palmer Barrett Rouhe Urbanoski

Resolution 2007-2-1

(Barrett)

This would have reaffirmed Robert's Rules of Order as the Parliamentary Procedure for all Board Meetings.

 

Refused

to

Discuss

Refused

to

Discuss

Moved

to

 Approve

Refused

to

Discuss

ABSENT

Motion  2007-2-1

(Barrett)

This would have required the District to place ads in newspapers informing the public that refunds for the Fire Department /Street Lighting Impact Fees are available to everyone that paid them.  It would also require that refund forms and a list of everyone that paid the fee be kept on the front counter of the District Office.

Refused

to

Discuss

Refused

to

Discuss

Moved

to

 Approve

Refused

to

Discuss

ABSENT

JANUARY 2007

Butler Palmer Barrett Rouhe Urbanoski

Resolution 2007-1-1

(Barrett)

This would have dedicated 60+ acres of district owned land as park land for future generations.

Refused

to

Discuss

Refused

to

Discuss

 

Moved

to

 Approve

 

Refused

to

Discuss

ABSENT

Resolution 2007-1-2

(Barrett)

This would have set up a separate bank account to place over $480,000 in improperly collected impact fees awaiting refunding into, so as to prevent any further commingling of these funds with the districts general fund.

Refused

to

Discuss

Refused

to

Discuss

 

Moved

to

 Approve

 

Refused

to

Discuss

ABSENT

Resolution 2007-1-3

(Committee)

This resolution brought the district into compliance with State law by formally establishing a purchasing policy for district purchases worth under $25,000.

YES YES YES YES ABSENT

 

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