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Commission approves minutes, excuses three members in procedural votes

2732645 · March 20, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved the March 5 minutes and voted to excuse three members from the meeting; roll-call votes were recorded during the meeting.

The Charter Review Commission recorded two procedural votes during the meeting.

At the start of the session the commission sought a motion to excuse three members (Mr. Scanlon, Ms. Lynn and Mr. Steelesman). A motion was made and seconded; the roll call recorded affirmative responses from present members and the motion carried.

Later the commission approved the minutes from its March 5 meeting by roll call; the transcript records affirmative votes from commissioners present on the approval.

Why it matters: these routine procedural votes establish quorum and the official record for the commission and allow policy work to proceed.

Vote details (as recorded in the meeting transcript): - Motion to excuse Mr. Scanlon, Ms. Lynn and Mr. Steelesman — moved by Mr. Vasile; second by Mr. Karcher. Recorded votes: Mr. Vasile: Yes; Mr. Karcher: Yes; Mr. Mulligan: Yes; Mr. Young: Yes; Ms. Booms: Yes; Mr. Connor: Yes; Mr. Heston: Yes; others recorded as present or excused. Outcome: approved. - Approval of minutes (March 5) — recorded roll-call affirmatives included Ms. Booms, Mr. Connor, Mr. Heston, Mr. Karcher, Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Basile, and Mr. Young. Outcome: approved.

The meeting proceeded to substantive charter-discussion items after the procedural business.