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Council approves reappointments to Economic Development Authority
Summary
The City Council voted to reappoint five members to the Economic Development Authority and acknowledged the recent retirement of a long-serving member.
The City Council approved reappointments of five people to the city's Economic Development Authority during the meeting, Mayor Moms said.
The reappointments keep Bill Fox, Bob Gray, Andrew Bird, David Housings and Anthony Runyon on the authority and follow a recent retirement from the panel.
Mayor Moms read the list of nominees and asked the council to resubmit their names for continued service. "We would like to resubmit their names to continue their service on the economic development authority," the mayor said. Council members moved and seconded the reappointments and the motion passed.
The mayor also noted a retirement: "we did have a retirement too with Larry Larry Bissett. ... he turned 90 and he retired," she said. No replacement nomination for that vacancy was discussed on the record during the item.
The council handled the reappointments as part of routine communications and public hearing items; there was no extended debate recorded and no amendments to the nominations. The record shows a motion, a second and a vote in favor; the transcript indicates the motion passed without listed dissent.
The council did not state follow-up steps, a timeline for filling the Bissett vacancy, or any changes to the authority's membership rules during the discussion.
