California § 40510 - The board shall use a rollcall vote for all official board decisions, including,
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§ 40510. The board shall use a rollcall vote for all official board decisions, including,
The board shall use a rollcall vote for all official board decisions, including, but not limited to, approval, denial, or amendment of integrated waste management plans, exemptions, time extensions, approval, denial, and amendment of any permits issued pursuant to a vote of the board and other appropriate decisions. The rollcall votes shall be included in the minutes of the boardâs meetings.
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