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Park and Recreation Commission <br />Rules and Procedures <br />Page 6 <br />2/6/2017 <br />Section 4. Meeting Records <br /> <br />All minutes, evidence, exhibits, correspondence, maps, plats etc. shall be made a part of <br />the record, become the property of the City of Elk River and be maintained as a permanent <br />record in the City offices. Audio tapings of the meetings will be kept on file for a one year <br />period. Although Park and Recreation Meetings are not normally video-taped, any video <br />tapes which are made of Park and Recreation Commission meetings will be kept on file <br />for three (3) months. These records shall be available to the public during normal business <br />hours at the City Hall. <br /> <br />Section 5. Meeting Arrangements <br /> <br />5.1 Date <br />The Park and Recreation Commission shall meet regularly on the second Wednesday of <br />each month. <br /> <br />Other meeting dates shall be selected by the commission at their regular meetings or called <br />and set by the Chairperson when necessary or requested by staff, in accordance with <br />Section 5.3. All Commissioners will be provided with a minimum of three days notice. <br /> <br />5.2 Location <br />City Staff and Chairperson shall select a meeting location that will suit the anticipated <br />needs of the meeting and which shall be accessible to all. Most meetings will take place at <br />the City Hall. <br /> <br />5.3 Additional Meetings <br />The Chairperson may call for a special meeting at any time. Notice of the time and place <br />shall be communicated to the members and publicly noticed at least three (3) days prior to <br />the meeting. <br />Section 6. Parliamentary Procedure <br /> <br />Meetings of the Elk River Park and Recreation Commission shall be conducted using <br />Robert’s Rules of Order, as most recently revised. <br /> <br />Section 7. Preserving Order <br /> <br />The Park and Recreation Commission is authorized to preserve order at its meetings. <br />While meetings may be open to the public, no one who is noisy or unruly has a right to <br />remain in the meeting room and will be asked to stop the disturbing action or leave the <br />room. <br />