Public Forum. XXXX understands and agrees that the Park is a public forum for purposes of the First Amendment of the United States constitution. No permits are required for individuals to exercise the right to free speech. In no event will any permit be denied for gatherings or events for which permits are required based upon the content of the permit applicant’s lawful messaging.
Public Forum. Famic maintains and makes available to users a common general public Forum hosted on Famic’s servers. Licensee acknowledges understanding and accepting the following main terms and conditions relating to the Forum’s use: ⮚ The public Forum is not intended to store confidential information. ⮚ No user credentials are required to view the public Forum’s content. However, if a user wants to share content in the public Forum, an access code and a password are required. ⮚ Famic will make its best efforts to maximize the public Forum’s availability to users but Famic cannot and Licensee must not expect that the public Forum will always or continuously be available. ⮚ Any content posted in the public Forum is available publicly. It may be accessed and freely used by other users.
Public Forum. Licensee acknowledges and agrees that the park premises (including the licensed premises) is a traditional public forum and that County will make no efforts to exclude or prohibit First Amendment activities. Should Licensee wish to exclude persons from the licensed premises, Licensee shall: 1) clearly fence off, outline, partition or otherwise demarcate licensee’s area of exclusive use; 2) post readily apparent notice to the public that occupancy of the particular demarcated area is prohibited unless authorized by Licensee; and 3) post a legible copy of this agreement in a conspicuous place near the licensed premises.
Public Forum. Licensee acknowledges and agrees that the Park premises (including the licensed premises) is a traditional public forum, and that the County will make no efforts to exclude or prohibit First Amendment activities.
Public Forum. Xxxxx Xxxxx introduces himself. Asking for the microwaves to be returned for students to use during lunch. Maybe with COVID safe practices added to the usage of them.
Public Forum. A public comment period generally shall be the first item of every regular meeting of the Xxxxxx City Council. By council majority vote, time-sensitive issues may be moved up in the agenda order. Persons wishing to speak at the Public Forum must sign up to do so not later than five minutes after the Public Forum has been opened by the Mayor or presiding officer. The Mayor or presiding officer shall inform the audience of the requirement to sign up to speak not later than five minutes after the meeting has been called to order or prior to the conclusion of the Public Forum. Members of the public may speak about any topic during the Public Forum, except as provided below. If a member of the public wishes to speak on an item that is scheduled for a public hearing at that same meeting, the speaker shall wait until that public hearing. The Public Forum cannot be used to testify about an item that is not a public matter or which has already been heard by a Hearings Official, or to provide or gather additional testimony or information on a quasi-judicial matter after the official record has been closed. Speakers at the Public Forum will be limited to three minutes. Generally, the speakers will be called upon in the order in which the “request to speak” forms are received by the staff at the meeting. No persons will be allowed to complete a “request to speak” form more than 30 minutes prior to the start of the meeting. At the end of the Public Forum each member of the Council has the opportunity to respond to comments made during the Public Forum. The time allocated to each member of the Council for such responses shall be up to three minutes.
Public Forum. The City, in concert with MSA, will host one (1) public forum, compliant with HUD requirements, to notify people about the plan and collect input. The meeting will be scheduled after the focus group interviews and drafting of preliminary goals and actions so that we can seek feedback on strategies, including prioritization preferences. Feedback gathered during this meeting will be incorporated into the final draft. MSA will attend the meetings, provide any needed materials, and compile documentation of each event. We’ve found that surveys tend to capture the greatest breadth of community input and interviews provide the more targeted, specific information that is needed. If the City would like to add additional public forums, we have listed these optional fees in our cost estimate.
Public Forum. Members of the public are invited to speak. After being recognized by the Chair, each speaker should state his/her name and limit comments to three (3) minutes.
