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Auburn council appoints Mary Thomas Boyd to Board of Zoning Adjustment
Summary
At its May 20 meeting, the Auburn City Council appointed Mary Thomas Boyd to fill an unexpired seat on the Board of Zoning Adjustment following the resignation of Frost Rollins; the council did not provide vote details or term length in the meeting remarks.
Mayor Ron Anders announced at the May 20 Auburn City Council meeting that Mary Thomas Boyd was appointed to fill an unexpired term on the Board of Zoning Adjustment.
The appointment fills the seat vacated when Frost Rollins resigned "for personal reasons," Anders said. "We appreciate Mary Thomas Boyd's interest in serving through the BZA here in the city of Auburn and I want to say thank you to Frost Rollins who has resigned for personal reasons and thank you Frost for all your dedication and commitment to the board of zoning adjustment."
The announcement did not include a vote tally, the length of the unexpired term, or the date when Boyd will begin serving. The council's remarks indicate the appointment was made during the Committee of the Whole prior to the regular agenda but provided no procedural detail about the motion, second, or formal vote.
The Board of Zoning Adjustment handles variances and administrative appeals under Auburn land-use regulations; the council did not discuss any pending cases associated with the seat during the mayor's report.
No further action or follow-up schedule for the BZA appointment was provided in the mayor's remarks.
