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  • City Board of Adjustment | City of Billings, MT - Official Website

    Billings, MT
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    The City of Billings Board of Adjustment is a seven-member board appointed by the Mayor with City Council consent that meets at 4:30 pm on the first Wednesday of each month in City Hall's Council Chambers. Members serve four-year terms with current members George Warmer, Elizabeth Shumaker, Denise Joy, Michael Bruschwein, Chris Hayes, and Josh Sayer, one position vacant, all terms expiring 12/31/29 (with Warmer, Hayes, and Sayer unable to be reappointed). The Board has authority to hear zoning appeals from individuals and city departments under Section 27-1609(C), with agendas and meeting packets posted one week prior to meetings. Accessible accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities, with advance notice of at least three days required.

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Title VI Implementation Plan 2024-2027

Bloomington, IN
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The City of Bloomington, Indiana's Title VI Implementation Plan (2024-2027) outlines the municipality's compliance framework with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related anti-discrimination statutes. As a recipient of federal funds, Bloomington commits to nondiscrimination across all programs and activities on the basis of race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, national origin, religion, income status, housing status, veteran status, ancestry, limited English proficiency, and other legally protected categories. The plan establishes procedures for data collection and analysis, discrimination complaint processing, environmental justice initiatives, Limited English Proficiency (LEP) accommodations, staff training, and public involvement mechanisms. The implementation plan includes appendices detailing assurances, complaint policies and logs, external complaint forms, voluntary involvement surveys, and I-Speak cards for language access.

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  • Public Meetings | City of Worcester

    Worcester, MA
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    This document is a guide to public participation in Worcester city meetings. It explains that City Council meetings are open to the public for both in-person and remote participation under Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, with public comment limited to two minutes per speaker and thirty minutes total per meeting. The city provides agendas, minutes, meeting calendars, and video-on-demand access through its website, along with translated materials in English, Spanish, Albanian, Nepali, Portuguese, Twi, and Vietnamese. Individuals may petition the City Council on topics including streets, sidewalks, lighting, public safety, housing, zoning, taxation, traffic, and parking. The city requires all public meetings to be held in locations accessible to people with disabilities and offers auxiliary aids, alternative format materials, and reasonable accommodations upon request.

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