For clarity, currently there are only six of the nine commissioner that have e-mail; the 4 minority commissioners and two from the "5". During the Holiday fiasco I can say that the Min4 were very cognizant of your question and we actually worked hard to not send the same e-mail to the other three. It had nothing to do with who sits on committees as much as just the formula of more than 3 together. Most often though I think if you checked my e-mail files you would find that none to very little has to do with a vote on a specific Park Board action or negotiating contracts or deals or any such thing.
Usually it is just sharing of information and really most often not even things on the agenda - and lots or personal gibberish - since we are all friends besides co-workers.
But I appreciate your good question and do see where folks could think this might be possible.
But brings to mind what about other jurisdictions that are much bigger than us where more than three could really become a problem. Curious myself.
Annie Young
citywide Park Commissioner




At 08:50 AM 2/27/04 -0600, JOHN AND TAMMY GASPARDO wrote:
Jason,
E-mails from Gov't institutions are public domain. If you want a copy of an officials email record you can request them.



From: Jason C Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Mpls] Open Meetings
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 11:39:48 -0800 (PST)


It's my understanding that public officials can currently skirt the intent of Open Meeting laws by
using e-mail. Does anyone have further information on this?


Regards,
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake

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