Video: HMB City Council meeting, including campaign finance discussion

Updated posted by Barry Parr on Nov 09, 2006 at 09:21 am in  Government   Video Click to email this story

Coastsider taped Tuesday's Half Moon Bay City Council meeting. It was election night, and the only substantive issue on the agenda was pretty important: campaign finance reform in city elections.

UPDATE: Windows Media Player files are now online.

  • Presentation of a proclamation to Coastside Opportunity Center/Coastside Hope [QuickTime | WMP ]
  • Oral Communications [ Quicktime | WMP ]
  • Council member reports [ Quicktime | WMP ]
  • Staff reports [ Quicktime | WMP ]
  • Consent calendar [ Quicktime | WMP ]
  • Discussion of proposed revision to campaign financing ordinance. The council is considering aggregating contributions for all the companies a person owns, and limiting that number to twice the limit for individuals. Discussion was continued until the first meeting of December, but the council seems to want to finish this project this year.[ Quicktime | WMP ]
  • Final Comments [ Quicktime | WMP ]

Comments

Comment by George Muteff  on  Nov 10  at  11:24am  •  All my comments • 

Barry,

This is a very good thing that you are doing here. I, for one, really appreciate it. Not only are you taping the meetings, your breakdown into segments, and the options of QuickTime or Windows format increases accessibility and encourages viewers. It’s this sort of work that needs to be recognized and encouraged, as it only benefits access to public meetings that influence our lives.

Educating the public is a great service. Regardless of any one individual’s views on any one individual topic, your efforts help give actual visual data that we all need to be more informed to support those views. In addition, the ability to archive these electronically creates a versatile library that offers the opportunity to keep on giving. Thank you for the effort it takes, and the job well done in providing these videos.

George Muteff

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