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municipalauthorities.org │ 65 Generating revenue for over 40 Pennsylvania Authorities Michelle Portnoff, Esquire President www.portnoffonline.com Delinquent Account Collection Utility Claims • Real Estate Taxes Portnoff Law Associates, Ltd. Kevin H. Buraks, Esquire 484-690-9332 kburaks@portnoffonline.com S ALES /S ERVICE y our ad couLd go here ! Do you have a product or service that you would like to advertise? Contact Mandi Glantz at 717.737.7655 x160 or glantz@municipalauthorities.org When any exception has been invoked, the minutes for the meeting must include the substance of the matter added, the vote on the addition and the announced reasons for the addition. 65 Pa. C.S. §712.1(f). Ultimately, this guidance from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court serves to reinforce the importance of the 24-hour Notice Rule. Agencies may continue to update their pre-meeting agendas up to 24 hours prior to the meeting, but after the 24-hour Notice Rule deadline, an exception must apply to take official action on a matter that was not included in the pre-meeting agenda. The recent recognition of the Majority Vote Clause exception will provide flexibility for agencies that would otherwise be unable to take official action on timely and important business for the public good. However, the Supreme Court Justices were divided on this interpretation, which suggests that the Legislature may revisit this area of the Sunshine Act. S Sunshine article continued from page 21.