REGISTRATION FORM TO SPEAK AT CITY
COUNCIL MEETING
To: The Honorable Mayor
and
Members of the City Council
City of Des Moines, Iowa
Please Print and return to:
City Clerk
400 Robert D Ray Drive
DM 50309
515-283-4209
I/We_________________________________________________________,
(Please Print)
hereby request permission to speak at the Des Moines City Council
meeting of ___________________________________________, regarding
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Name: ________________________________________________
(Signature)
Address: _____________________________________________
Daytime Phone: _______________________________________
PROCEDURAL RULES OF DES MOINES CITY COUNCIL:
Part III. Agenda
Rule 16. Citizen Agenda Requests. Any citizen may request
the right to have an item placed on the Agenda (including a request to
speak) by filing such request in writing with the City Clerk prior to
noon on the Wednesday preceding the Council meeting.
Part V. Citizen Participation
Rule 27. Citizen's Right to Address Council. Persons other
than Council Members shall be permitted to address the Council only upon
specific Agenda Items.
Rule 28. Manner of Addressing Council. A person desiring
to address the Council shall step to the podium, state his or her name,
address, and group affiliation (if any) and speak clearly into the
microphone.
Rule 29. Time Limit on Citizen's Remarks. Citizens shall
be limited to five minutes speaking time per item, unless additional
time is granted by the presiding officer. Total citizen input on any
subject under Council consideration can be limited to a fixed period by
the presiding officer. A majority vote of the Council may extend the
time limitations of this rule.