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Broadwater County Noxious Weed Board adopts bylaws; approves Feb. 18 minutes

3308242 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Broadwater County Noxious Weed Board voted to approve minutes from its Feb. 18 meeting and to adopt new board bylaws after final discussion and a voice vote. Motions were moved by Nathan Cosco and seconded by Peter Weiss; the actions carried by voice vote.

The Broadwater County Noxious Weed Board voted to accept the board’s bylaws as presented and to approve the Feb. 18 meeting minutes, actions the board carried by voice vote during its regular meeting.

Nathan Cosco moved to accept the minutes as prepared for Feb. 18; the motion was seconded by Peter Weiss and carried after a voice vote. Later in the meeting, Cosco moved to accept the Noxious Weed Board bylaws as presented; Weiss seconded that motion, and the board again approved the bylaws by voice vote. A board member commended those who prepared the bylaws and made an offhand remark about the spelling of “Jessica.”

The meeting record does not show a roll-call or a numerical tally for the votes; the board used a voice vote, with members responding “aye” when asked for the ayes. The bylaws discussion included a question about whether the bylaws should require meeting sign-ins; a speaker noted that section 10’s final sentence appears to cover sign-in practice but left the matter as presented.

No amendments to the bylaws were recorded during the discussion, and board members indicated they had reviewed the draft prior to the meeting. The motions were recorded in the meeting transcript as moved and seconded by the named members; no further formal actions were tied to the bylaws at this meeting.

The board scheduled its next regular meeting for May 20 at 7 p.m.