By Kevin W. Green

There appears to be a difference of opinion about the role of the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee at Solano Community College that oversees the $348 million bond measure that voters passed in 2012, known as Measure Q.

Committee Chairman Lyman Dennis told the college’s governing board Wednesday that a change is proposed to the committee bylaws. Mark Kelley, with the San Francisco-based law firm of Dannis Woliver Kelley, spoke in opposition to that change.

“We are an independent committee and feel we should be able to change our bylaws,” Dennis said.

via Solano College board hears 2 sides in proposed change to committee bylaws.