TOMV WATCH • PUBLIC RECORD

On the Record

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This page brings together recordings, meeting excerpts, correspondence and other records concerning the conduct and exercise of authority by the Mayor of Mountain View. Dates, context and supporting records are included so residents can review the material directly.

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Rather than summarize a recording in isolation, each entry provides the date, context, relevant excerpt and supporting records when available.

Staff Authority Public Participation Town Administration Confidentiality Council Authority
DATE OF RECORDING

Recording Title Goes Here

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What You'll Hear

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Question Raised by This Record

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Read Relevant Transcript
00:00 — Speaker:
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00:20 — Speaker:
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DATE OF RECORDING

Second Recording Title

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What You'll Hear

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Question Raised by This Record

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Read Relevant Transcript
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Supporting Records

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These records provide additional context for the recordings and issues presented above.

Town of Mountain View Charter
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Town Council Agendas, Packets & Minutes
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Additional Supporting Record
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About These Records

Recordings and excerpts should be considered in their full context. Where an excerpt is presented, the date, source and additional supporting material are provided whenever available so readers can review the underlying record and reach their own conclusions.