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Commission ratifies leadership, approves minutes in voice votes
Summary
At a Kingman Airport Commission meeting, commissioners approved the previous meeting minutes, ratified the election of the chair and acknowledged a previously voted vice chair, and later adjourned by voice vote.
The Kingman Airport Commission used voice votes to approve the previous meeting minutes and to ratify the commission's leadership selections, commissioners said.
The commission first approved the minutes from its prior meeting after a motion and second. Commissioners then completed a separate vote to ratify the recently held leadership election, formally accepting the person identified in the transcript as the new chair and noting a previously taken vote for the vice chair. The meeting closed with a motion to adjourn that passed by voice vote.
Ratifying the election and approving minutes are procedural steps the commission said were needed to formalize leadership and record-keeping following the election held outside the meeting. Commissioners discussed the need to record a separate motion to accept the chair because the earlier motion had only addressed the vice chair, the transcript shows.
The votes were taken by voice; the commission reported the results as "aye" and did not read a roll-call tally on the record.
Minutes approval, leadership ratification and the adjournment were recorded as formal actions in the meeting minutes.
