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<br />Jun~08-20D9 15:16 <br /> <br />From-PETERSON FRAM BERGMAN <br /> <br />6512281T53 <br /> <br />T-416 P.D04/005 F-99S <br /> <br />Again, the city might consider a "no replytt sort of rule when it comes to these resources, or <br />perhaps have Coun~il Members send ideas for postings or responses to the city clerk or <br />administrator to manage. Reqiember, too, that official city committees are subject to the same <br />open meeting. requirements and should be similarly educated about correct e-mail use.. <br /> <br />Regardless of precautions, there may be times when Council Members find themselves accused <br />of violating the Minnesota Open Meeting Law, perhaps having unintentionally engaged in one of <br />these sorts of conversations. One way to diffuse some concern is to immediately release copies <br />of all e-mail correspondence to anyone who wants to see it.. While this doesn't negate the <br />possible violatio~ it shows good faith and lack of specific intent to violate the law. <br /> <br />Draft guidelines for electronic communications between Council Members <br /> <br />Cities might decide to develop policies clarifying appropriate or preferred email use by and <br />between Council Members. Even if a city doesntt formally adopt a policy, the guidelines here <br />might be helpfUl for any elected official or city board member to follow. <br /> <br />The purpose of these draft guidelines is to Suggest how members of city councils and other city <br />committees might communicate via email and electronic means. A city should review these <br />draft guidelines along with its nonnal operating procedures, consult with the.city attorney and <br />detemUne the best course of action. <br /> <br />Guidelines for <br />Electronic Communications between Council Members <br />in the City of <br /> <br />These guidelines apply to all members of the city council and all mem.bers of council and city <br />committees, conunissions, sub..committees, etc. in the City of <br /> <br />F or purposes of these guidelines, reference to Council Members includes members of all other <br />city conunittees and groups subject to the Open Meeting Law. Reference to the council shall <br />include all such groups and meetings.. <br /> <br />For purposes of these guidelines, "electronic means" means email, instant messaging, chatrooms, <br />and related electronic conversation. <br /> <br />For purposes of these guidelines, "city clerk" means the city clerk, manager, administrator or his <br />I her designee. <br /> <br />This materialls provld(td aa generalldformatluIl1UI d Is not a iPbltltul. rOt loga) advll;o, <br />CDnsult your attorney for adylc~ concernlrlg $peclf~c $ltuatlans. <br /> <br />-3- <br />
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