Council approves agenda and opens public comment; meeting begins with moment of silence for Rob Emerson
July 30, 2026 | Cannon Beach, Clatsop County, Oregon
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At the start of the special meeting the council approved the agenda after a councilmember moved to adopt it. The motion was made and accepted verbally during the call to order.
The chair asked attendees to observe a moment of silence for a community member who passed away, named in the transcript as Rob Emerson. The chair then opened the public-comment period and set rules: three minutes per speaker, timers visible on the screen, and a request that speakers be kind and state the date and their mailing address.
"So moved," a councilmember said when moving approval of the agenda. The chair instructed the public comment rules: "You have 3 minutes to make it. We both have a timer on the screen. Be kind and respectful and state the date and mailing address."
The chair asked attendees to observe a moment of silence for a community member who passed away, named in the transcript as Rob Emerson. The chair then opened the public-comment period and set rules: three minutes per speaker, timers visible on the screen, and a request that speakers be kind and state the date and their mailing address.
"So moved," a councilmember said when moving approval of the agenda. The chair instructed the public comment rules: "You have 3 minutes to make it. We both have a timer on the screen. Be kind and respectful and state the date and mailing address."
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