The Town Board of the Town of Lloyd hereby adopts the Open Meetings Law, as set forth in Article 7 of the Public Officers Law of the State of New York,[1] and hereby declares that the following procedure shall be followed by the Town Board and all Town commissions and committees in connection with notification of meetings and conduct of meetings.
A.
There shall be no meeting of the Town Board or any public commission, board or committee of the Town of Lloyd unless notice is given to the public as follows:
(1)
Meeting scheduled at least one week in advance. The Town Clerk of the Town of Lloyd shall inform the public by notice in writing by posting of a notice on the bulletin board on the outside of the Town Hall and on the Town Clerk's official bulletin board in the hallway of the Town Hall. Notice for the meeting shall also be given to the official Town newspaper. Copies shall also be sent, or the Town Clerk may telephone the information, in his or her discretion, to other members of the news media. The Town Clerk of the Town of Lloyd shall post and mail the notice before the meeting and post in the above locations at least 72 hours before the date of the meeting.
(2)
Meetings scheduled for less than a week in advance. The public shall be informed of meetings scheduled less than one week in advance as soon as practicable by the posting of notices in the above locations and by notification to the media in any manner and time period prior to the meeting which the Town Clerk deems reasonable under the circumstances to comply with the Open Meetings Law.[2]
[2]
Editor's Note: See Art. 7 of the Public Officers Law.
B.
Change in time, date or location of meetings for which notice has been given. When the time, date or location of a scheduled meeting which has been the subject of notification as set forth above is changed, the Town Clerk or secretary to the other public body in the Town of Lloyd shall post a new notice showing the change and shall provide notice to the media.
[1]
Editor's Note: See § 100 et seq. of the Public Officers Law.