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Commission approves consent resolutions and two board appointments
Summary
At its April 7 meeting the Sarasota City Commission approved multiple budget amendment resolutions on consent and appointed/ reappointed members to advisory boards; all consent items passed unanimously.
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The City Commission on April 7 approved a package of consent items that included multiple budget amendments and an update to the city’s rules of procedure. The consent motions passed unanimously.
Clerk read several resolutions by title: Resolution 25R3318, 25R3319, 25R3320, 25R3322, 25R3323 and 25R3324. Each resolution was described in general terms as amending the fiscal‑year 2024–2025 budget to provide supplemental appropriations in amounts identified in their respective exhibits; the precise dollar amounts were shown in the backup exhibits and were not read aloud. Resolution 25R3324 was described as amending the city’s formal rules of procedure for commission meetings. The commission approved consent agenda number 1 and then consent agenda number 2 (which included the listed resolutions) by voice and roll call; the votes were unanimous.
The commission also filled two advisory‑board vacancies by consensus. The Citizens with Disability Advisory Board vacancy created by a resignation was filled from a single applicant; the Human Relations Board reappointed Nicola Consella to a new term. Those appointments were made by unanimous consent.
Motion and votes: Commissioner Aaron Koch moved approval of the consent agendas; the Vice Mayor seconded. Roll‑call votes were recorded as yes from the commissioners present and the motions passed unanimously.
Details not specified in meeting transcript: Exhibit dollar amounts for the budget amendments were not read into the public record at the meeting and are shown in the staff backup materials; the commission approved the resolutions as read by title. The city clerk’s minutes will list the exact exhibit amounts and full vote records.
