Supervisor Jerry Hill's recommendation that the board pass a resolution requiring the Peninsula Humane Society to provide some answers to the gender discrimination charges against their executive director, didn't even make it to the level of a board vote yesterday. The other supervisors rejected the legitimacy of the request, saying that it was not the county's place to step into a dispute between the organization and it's employees. Instead, they wanted to see the issue played out longer before they took it up.

"It might be more prudent to step back," said Supervisor Mary Griffin during the meeting. "I would prefer not to be directly involved in an issue between employees and the Peninsula Humane Society."

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