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Sandusky Records Commission approves minutes, RC-2 updates and RC-3 disposals
Summary
The Sandusky Records Commission approved meeting minutes, updates to RC-2 retention schedules for three departments and RC-3 records disposal submissions for three departments during a brief meeting that included roll call and no substantive debate.
The Sandusky Records Commission approved the minutes of its Oct. 15, 2024, meeting and accepted updates to RC-2 retention items and RC-3 disposal submissions for multiple departments during a meeting called to order at 9:31 a.m.
The commission approved RC-2 updates covering the city manager’s office, Code, and the police department and approved RC-3 disposal requests that included one item each from Code, Parks and Recreation, and Police. Commissioners recorded no objections during voice votes on those items.
The approvals came after a roll call that named attendees Stu Hastings, Michelle Reeder, Denny Muratorre, John Orszag and Kathy Myers. A motion to approve the Oct. 15, 2024, minutes was made and seconded; the commission proceeded to approve RC-2 updates and RC-3 disposals by oral consent with no objections.
No substantive discussion was recorded on the RC-2 or RC-3 items, and no amendments, conditions, or dissenting votes were reported. The meeting’s agenda contained no new business; the commission set its next meeting for Oct. 16 at 9:30 a.m. and then adjourned.
Votes at a glance: minutes of Oct. 15, 2024 — motion to approve as submitted; approved (no objections reported). RC-2 updates (city manager’s office; Code; Police) — motion to approve as submitted; approved (no objections reported). RC-3 disposal submissions (Code: 1 item; Parks and Recreation: 1 item; Police: 1 item) — motion to approve as submitted; approved (no objections reported).
The meeting record indicates routine procedural approvals typical for a records commission; the transcript does not record debate, detailed descriptions of the records, or formal roll-call vote tallies for these actions.
