San Diego Municipal Code § 6.4 Committee Quorums and Attendance

quorum for the transaction of business. A committee may not conduct business absent a quorum and, if properly convened, must terminate committee proceedings upon the loss of a quorum. The chair may, upon the loss of a quorum, continue all remaining matters to the next scheduled committee meeting. A majority of all members constituting the committee, however, shall be required to report a resolution or ordinance, or any matter properly before it, out of committee.

member as long as a quorum is present. Members absent from a committee meeting shall be required to study and review applicable material and recordings before voting thereafter on any such matters.

necessary by the committee or Council, or legally required, all reports and comments shall be heard as expeditiously as possible with a quorum present. The actual vote will be taken by the full committee after absent members have had sufficient time for review of applicable material and recordings.

members, including alternates, to constitute a quorum for the conduct of business, the Council President is authorized to act as a voting member of that standing committee.

committee member who is absent from four consecutive scheduled committee meetings of that committee unless the absence thereof is excused by resolution of the Council.