What happens when a board remands a decision to council?

When a board remands a decision to the council, it essentially sends the case back for further consideration or review. This action often occurs when the board identifies the need for additional information, clarification, or corrections in the original decision. The council then reassesses the matter, potentially modifying or upholding the initial decision based on the new insights or guidance provided by the board. This process ensures that all relevant factors are thoroughly evaluated before a final resolution is reached.