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Summerset planning board swears in two members and elects chair, vice chair
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the Summerset Planning and Zoning Board swore in two newly appointed members for three-year terms, then held nominations and elected a chair and a vice chair by unanimous voice vote.
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Two newly appointed members of the Summerset Planning and Zoning Board were sworn in and the board elected its officers during the board’s Feb. 11 meeting.
Bernie Oldfield and Casey Kendrick were each sworn in to three-year terms on the planning and zoning board. The oath — administered as part of the meeting’s opening business — included commitments to support the U.S. Constitution and the constitution of the state of South Dakota and to “faithfully and impartially” perform the duties of the office.
The swearing-in set the stage for nominations for board leadership. Members nominated and approved a motion to elect (by unanimous voice vote) a board chair and a vice chair. The motion to close nominations and confirm the nominees passed by voice vote. The board then turned to the regular agenda.
The officer elections and the oath of office are procedural actions required by the board’s rules and by the appointments recorded in the meeting packet.
Votes at a glance
- Motion to approve the agenda for Feb. 11, 2025 — moved and seconded; passed by voice vote (Aye). - Motion to approve minutes of the Dec. 30, 2024 meeting — moved and seconded; passed by voice vote (Aye). - Nominations and unanimous ballot to elect chair and vice chair — nominations closed and officers confirmed by voice vote (Aye). - Motion to adjourn — moved and seconded; passed by voice vote (Aye).
The board proceeded from organizational business to a scheduled zoning hearing and to an informational session on the city’s comprehensive plan update.
