All persons shall have a right to address the Town Council at any regular or special meeting. However, as it deems necessary for the orderly conduct of public business, the Council may allocate and limit time among persons wishing to speak.
(A) Members of the public wishing to exercise this privilege must obtain recognition from the presiding officer before addressing the Council and may not interrupt other speakers.
(B) The subject of the speaking must be germane to any topic of business currently on the floor.
(C) The use of personal abusiveness, insults, offensive language, shouting or other uncivilized speaking behavior will be considered out of order and cause to deny further speaking privilege to the guilty party.
('85 Code, § 2-2-6) (Ord. 1985-C5, passed 9-16-85)