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Meeting voice-votes amendment to Resolution 21 and then approves the resolution
Summary
Meeting participants moved to amend Resolution 21 (item 50); the amendment was approved by voice vote and the body then voted to approve the resolution.
A presiding meeting speaker called for a motion to amend Resolution 21 (item 50) and members adopted the amendment by voice vote, after which the presiding speaker called for and received an affirmative voice vote to approve the resolution.
The presiding speaker introduced a motion “to amend this resolution on item 50,” and attendees responded “Aye.” The presiding speaker then called for a vote on the resolution; attendees again responded “Aye,” and the presiding speaker indicated the vote was concluded.
The amendment was discussed briefly at the start of the exchange; the transcript includes a fragmented reference to appraisal and properties but does not include a clear, complete description of the substance of the amendment. The record shows only the voice votes and no roll-call tally or mover/second recorded in the transcript.
No statute, ordinance number, amendment text, or sponsoring member name was provided in the available record. Staff or the meeting clerk would need to supply the formal motion language, vote tally, and the final ordinance/resolution text for a complete official record.
