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96-OMD-264 is cited to support the assertion that public agencies have considerable latitude in scheduling their meetings, and that no agency has been found to intentionally schedule a meeting at an inconvenient time for the public. This citation is used to justify the decision that the Board did not violate the Open Meetings Act by scheduling meetings at times that might not have been universally convenient.
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