§ 100062 Board Proceedings And Quorum
This law says how a group (like a school board or city council) must run their meetings and make decisions. They need at least half the members present to do official business, and big decisions need at least seven people to agree.
A city council is voting on whether to build a new park.
If the council has 12 members, at least 6 must be at the meeting to vote. For the park to be approved, at least 7 of them must say yes. The meeting must follow open meeting rules so the public knows what’s happening.
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§ 100062 Board Proceedings And Quorum
Last verified: January 11, 2026