Resident asks Lake County to post municipal advisory council bylaws, resolutions and minutes online
July 11, 2026 | Lake County, California
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Roberto McIntyre of Hidden Valley Lake told the board he appreciates county staff and volunteers but said the county website lacks the original establishment resolutions, bylaws and current member lists for municipal advisory councils (MACs). McIntyre said he resorted to filing a California Public Records Act request to obtain materials and asked the board to post bylaws and at least quarterly minutes so the public can read how each MAC is organized.
"Some of the MACs are pretty good about putting their minutes up there. A couple of them...haven't posted any minutes since the beginning of this year," he said, and asked the board to repair that gap. McIntyre thanked the registrar of voters and praised methodical vote-counting practices.
The request was made during public comment; the transcript does not record an immediate county commitment to update website records.
"Some of the MACs are pretty good about putting their minutes up there. A couple of them...haven't posted any minutes since the beginning of this year," he said, and asked the board to repair that gap. McIntyre thanked the registrar of voters and praised methodical vote-counting practices.
The request was made during public comment; the transcript does not record an immediate county commitment to update website records.
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