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Board of Directors Regular Meeting 2000 East Horse tooth Road, Fort Collins, Colorado Thursday, April 28, 2016, 9:00 a.m. Call to Order 1) Consent Agenda a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March

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1. To fill out 1 consent agenda, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering all the items that need to be included in the consent agenda.
3. Review each item and determine if it is suitable for inclusion in the consent agenda. Typically, routine or non-controversial items are included in the consent agenda.
4. Arrange the items in a logical order, such as by topic or importance.
5. Prepare a cover sheet for the consent agenda, which includes the title and date of the meeting, as well as a brief description of the purpose of the consent agenda.
6. List each item on the consent agenda individually, including a short summary or description for each item.
7. Provide any necessary supporting documents or attachments for each item on the consent agenda.
8. Review the completed consent agenda to ensure accuracy and completeness.
9. Distribute the consent agenda to all relevant parties prior to the meeting, allowing them sufficient time to review the items.
10. Present the consent agenda at the meeting, highlighting any important or notable items.
11. Ask for any objections or requests for discussion on specific items in the consent agenda. If there are no objections, proceed with the approval of the consent agenda as a whole.
12. Record the approval of the consent agenda in the meeting minutes.
13. Follow up on any action items or decisions made as a result of the consent agenda.

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1. The use of a consent agenda is common in various organizations and meetings, including:
2. - Business organizations
3. - Non-profit organizations
4. - Government agencies
5. - Board meetings
6. - Committee meetings
7. - Annual general meetings
8. - Conferences or conventions
9. - Any meeting where there are multiple routine or non-controversial items to be approved

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A consent agenda is a list of items that are voted on as a single unit without discussion during a meeting.

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Organizations or entities that have multiple agenda items that require approval during a meeting may choose to use a consent agenda.

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The information reported on a consent agenda may vary depending on the organization, but typically includes minutes from previous meetings, financial reports, and updates on ongoing projects.