An objection raised during public comment by a Willard City Planning Commission alternate resurfaced later in the Sept. 10 Willard City Council meeting during a lengthy discussion over how appointed commissioners, elected officials and residents can raise concerns without running afoul of Utah’s Open and Public Meetings Act. Utah’s Open and Public Meetings Act requires public bodies to conduct government […]
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