Attend In-person or virtually Via Webex
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MEETING DETAILS:
When
Wednesday, June 14, 2023
at 7 PM
Where
Mike Balkman Council Chambers
9770 Culver Blvd., Culver City, First Floor
(Courtesy option to attend virtually via Webex)
** Indoor masking is highly recommended, but not required, at City Council, Commission, Board and Committee meetings.
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The meeting agendas and related items are currently available on the City website.
Please Note: Chair Nancy Barba will be participating via teleconference from Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country, 170 Railroad Street, Santa Rosa, California 95401.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEETING PARTICIPATION:
***The public may attend this meeting in person or via video conference.***
Virtual attendance is offered as a courtesy. Technical difficulties shall not require meeting postponement.
How to Submit a Written Public Comment Prior to the Meeting: Once the agenda is published: Find the active eComment link to the right of the agenda date, then choose the agenda item and add your comment. Watch a video tutorial on How to make an eComment.
Comments must be received at least 4 hours in advance of the meeting. Written comments WILL NOT be read aloud during the meeting.
How to Attend the Meeting:
How to Provide Verbal Public Comment In-Person or Online: ***New Process***
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Find the meeting link under "Request to speak at a Meeting" on the City's website. Complete and submit the online form. Indicate if you are attending in-person or online and select all the items on which you wish to make a verbal comment. It is highly recommended that you register to speak prior to the meeting's start time, regardless if you are attending in-person or online.
A QR code to the online form will be provided on site for in-person attendees. Verbal public comments are taken at the time the particular agenda item is considered. Requests to speak must be submitted before the start of the public comment period for each agenda item or will not be considered. Whenever reasonable, speakers will be called in chronological order based on when they registered to speak. Each speaker may address the members of the body for up to three minutes.
Face masks are strongly recommended but not required. Learn about the Coronavirus and the City's response, recommendations, and requirements.
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