KYLE — After violating the Texas Open Meetings Act, Kyle City Council voted to add the language “legal sufficiency” regarding ethics complaints to the Code of Ethics at its May 27 meeting.
According to city attorney Aimee Alcorn-Reed, the Ethics Commission unanimously recommended an amendment to the city’s Code of Ethics May 7 “to clarify the rights and responsibilities of the ethics compliance officer in determining whether or not a complaint is legally sufficient before providing the complaint to the ethics commission.” This would be done by including the language “legally sufficient” to Section 2-275 in the code.
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