Two formal actions were recorded during the meeting.

First, the commission approved the minutes of the Sept. 4 meeting as corrected. The chair called for a motion and a second; commissioners responding verbally recorded "Aye" and the chair announced the minutes were approved unanimously.

Second, commissioners moved and seconded a motion to cancel the commission’s regular meeting scheduled for Jan. 1, 2026; the motion carried by voice vote after the chair called for those in favor to raise their hands.

Why it matters: The minutes approval completes the record of prior business; canceling the Jan. 1 meeting adjusts the commission’s schedule and clarifies that commissioners will not hold their regular meeting on a holiday.