Analysis Of Elected Officials And City Council Representatives

Name:
Professor:
Subject:
Due date:
Kern County Board of Supervisors, 2 p.m meeting on June 22, 2021, municipal report.
Analysis Of Elected Officials And City Council Representatives
The June 22 afternoon meeting of Kern County supervisors comprised four elected officials of the country board of supervisors and two country council employees. The four elected officials are chairman Phillip Peters, Zack Scrivner, Mike Maggard, and David Couch, aged between 35 to 60 years old. The four elected officials that were present at the meeting were white males. The two county council employees included the clerk to the board of supervisors, Kathleen Krause, and the planning and resources county director Lorelei Oviatt. The two are white women aged between forty and fifty.
Procedures Followed To Discuss An Issue
For the discussion of an issue in the Kern County Board of Supervisors meeting, the county council officer reads out all issues documented in the consent agenda approved by the board to be addressed in the forum. The chairman of the board members, Philip Peters, then opens up the floor to discuss the particular issue, and the board supports the move with a yes vote. Next, the Kern County planning director then reads out the first item in the agenda, provides its brief background, and outlines the proposed action to be undertaken. Once this is complete, the podium is opened for board members and public members to contribute to the discussion by giving their opinions, asking questions, and contributing to the agenda item. Once a back and forth discussion are conducted to satisfaction, the board members present the agenda item. Next, the chairman calls out for a proposal for action, another member seconds the motion, and then the board members are asked to vote. The board’s clerk then announced the results, after which the decision becomes part of the country records.
Summary Of One Issue Observed And Resolved
One of the issues discussed in the meeting was item 10 under the planning and natural resources department, “a request for a position in opposition to CalGEM pre-rule-making for well stimulation treatment permitting phase-out after January 1, 2024.” According to planning and resources county director Lorelei Oviatt, who presented the issue, the Governor of California had made a declaration of his intention to ban permits for hydraulic fracking and well stim...