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Votes at a glance: EDA approves agenda, appoints interim treasurer and enters closed session

3654304 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Dayton City Economic Development Authority held several procedural votes at its April 15 meeting: the agenda and consent agenda were approved, an interim treasurer was appointed during the treasurer's medical absence, the board entered a closed session under Minnesota statute to discuss offers on a parcel, and the meeting adjourned by motion.

At its April 15 meeting the Dayton City Economic Development Authority took several procedural actions.

Approval of agenda and consent agenda The board voted to approve the meeting agenda and later approved the consent agenda, which included minutes, the EDA treasurer's report and a summary of commercial and industrial inquiries. The motions carried; the transcript records the votes as "Aye" and the chair announced the motions carried.

Interim treasurer appointment Because the EDA's treasurer (Jack) was temporarily incapacitated, the authority appointed an interim treasurer for the period until Jack returns. Board members moved and seconded the appointment and the chair announced the motion carried.

Closed session under Minnesota statute Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 13D.05, subd. 3(c), the authority voted to enter a closed session to develop or consider offers for the sale of real estate. The closed session covered a property identified in the meeting as PID number 3112022130010. The board later reconvened to open session.

Adjournment The board moved to adjourn at the meeting's close; the motion was seconded and carried.

Notes on tallies and recordkeeping: the transcript records vocal "Aye" votes and chair announcements that motions carried, but it does not list individual roll-call vote tallies in the public record provided here. Where the transcript did not name movers or seconds, those fields are recorded as not specified in the official meeting minutes.