Note: For statutory provisions pertaining generally to the Board of Supervisors, See Gov. Code § 25000 et seq. For statutory provisions requiring the setting of meeting times and authorizing the enactment of rules of procedure, see Gov. Code § 54954.
a. 
From and after December 2, 1983, regular meetings of the Board of Supervisors shall be held each Tuesday and each Wednesday provided that the days are not County holidays. All regular meetings, except those held on the third Wednesday of each month, shall commence at eight-thirty a.m. Closed sessions, if any, shall be conducted after eight-thirty a.m., and the public meeting shall commence not earlier than nine a.m. Meetings held on the third Wednesday of each month shall commence at five-thirty p.m. Closed sessions, if any, shall be conducted after five-thirty p.m., and the public meeting shall commence not earlier than six p.m.
b. 
Unless otherwise specified, all meetings of the Board shall be held in the Board chambers of the Board of Supervisors at 700 H Street, Sacramento, California.
(SCC 191 § 2, 1975; SCC 281 § 1, 1977; SCC 364 § 1, 1979; SCC 579 § 1, 1983)
Rules of procedure for the conduct of the business of the Board of Supervisors shall be adopted by resolution of the Board. The Clerk of the Board shall maintain the rules in their current form, as amended, and shall make available copies of the rules in their current form to any citizen on request.
(SCC 191 § 2, 1975)
Vacancies occurring during the terms of office of Supervisor as a result of resignations, death or ineligibility to hold office may, under Article IV, Section 7 of the County Charter, be for durations as long as eighty-eight calendar days before the vacancy is filled by a special runoff election. There is attached to each office of Supervisor clerical and administrative staffing resources which assist in the performance of the functions of that office at the direction of the Supervisor. Budgetary appropriations made available for operations of each office are subject to expenditure at the discretion of the Supervisor. Other discretionary decisions concerning the conduct of the office and services to the constituency thereof, are subject to determination by the Supervisor. During the period of any vacancy in that office there exists a decision-making vacuum which is detrimental to the welfare of the constituency of the office, the efficiency of the County, and the effectiveness of the Board of Supervisors, itself.
Therefore, during the period of any vacancy in the office of Supervisor resulting from resignation, death or ineligibility of the duly elected Supervisor, all discretionary decisions concerning the operation and conduct of the office, including expenditures and the direction of personnel attached thereto, shall be made by the Chairperson of the Board of Supervisors; provided that the Chairperson shall not be empowered to appoint, dismiss, suspend or otherwise discipline personnel attached to the vacant office.
(SCC 656 § 1, 1986)