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Agenda item continued to July 10 after members absent
Summary
Meeting participants announced that an agenda item will be carried over to the July 10 meeting after several members did not attend; staff will re-notice parties and resend the meeting packet.
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Two meeting participants announced that an agenda item would be continued to a July 10 meeting after other members did not attend.
The decision matters because applicants and members of the public who planned to appear must be re-notified and documents reissued. Speaker 2, identified in the record as a staff member, said, "But just for transparency's sake, that this item will then proceed to the next meeting, which would be the July 10 meeting. We will have to go through the process again. We will have to re notice everyone, for that meeting. And we will again do similar to what we did this time, send out emails, asking for confirmation of attendance and go through our regular process. We send out the packet, re coordinate with the applicant, for that next meeting date." Speaker 1 opened the session by calling the meeting to order, saying, "So it's 12:04, and I'll I'll call this meeting to order. And we can do a roll call."
Meeting participants confirmed that other expected members would not be in attendance and that, because of that absence, the item could not proceed as planned. No formal motion or roll-call vote on the agenda item was recorded in the transcript. Instead, participants discussed procedural next steps and adjourned the meeting. Speaker 2 said staff will re-notice attendees and coordinate with the applicant before the July 10 meeting.
The meeting record shows only brief procedural remarks and an adjournment; no substantive discussion of the agenda item's merits or a formal disposition on the matter was taken. The transcript indicates the item will be placed on the July 10 agenda and that the usual notification and packet-distribution procedures will be repeated.

