Granite Shoals continues to wrestle with rewrites of its landscape ordinance with at least one speaker at Tuesday’s meeting hinting that city council members had hidden reasons for withholding public participation in an ordinance work group.
“We are left with a group that can meet in private, unrecorded, no posted agenda, with avenues and restrictions allowing for no public access to deliberations,” said Susan Bushart, who attended the council meeting electronically via Zoom.
“The taxpayers have the right to hear the discussions in a manner that provides a full understanding of all proposed changes,” she continued.
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