File #: 16-0304    Version: 1
Type: Agenda Item Status: Approved
File created: 3/21/2016 In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 4/5/2016 Final action: 4/5/2016
Title: County Counsel recommending the Board review and approve the revised conflict of interest codes received from the following local public entities within the county: 1) Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District; 2) El Dorado County Resource Conservation District; 3) Lake Tahoe Unified School District; and 4) Knolls Property Owners Community Services District. FUNDING: N/A
Attachments: 1. A - Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District Resolution 04-05-16, 2. B - El Dorado County Resource Convservation District Resolution 04-05-16, 3. C - Lake Tahoe Unified School District Resolution 04-05-16, 4. D - Knolls Propoerty Owners CSD Code 04-05-16
Title
County Counsel recommending the Board review and approve the revised conflict of interest codes received from the following local public entities within the county:
1) Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District;
2) El Dorado County Resource Conservation District;
3) Lake Tahoe Unified School District; and
4) Knolls Property Owners Community Services District.

FUNDING: N/A
Body
DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATION
County Counsel recommends that the Board review and approve the attached revised conflict of interest codes received from local public entities within the county.

DISCUSSION / BACKGROUND
Every two years, local public entities operating within the county must review their conflict of interest codes and determine whether changes should be made in order to bring them up to date. Under state law, the Board of Supervisors is the “code reviewing body” and must review and approve the local public entities’ revised conflict of interest codes.

A number of local public agencies have submitted their revised and updated conflict of interest codes to the County for review and approval. These public entities are:

1. Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District
2. El Dorado County Resource Conservation District
3. Lake Tahoe Unified School District
4. Knolls Property Owners Community Services District

County Counsel’s Office has reviewed the updated conflict of interest codes submitted by the agencies listed above, and finds that they are in accordance with state law, and recommends that the Board approve the revised codes as submitted. The Board’s approval makes the updated codes legally effective.

Eight local agencies indicated that they are in the process of revising/updating their conflict of interest codes. Another 43 local government agencies have indicated they have reviewed their existing conflict of interest codes, and do not wish to make any changes to them. These local conflict of interest codes are not ...

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