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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, EMT contract, food co-op MOU, and two ad-hoc committees approved
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, authorized the Ventura County event medical standby contract (items 2.3/2.4), approved the Isla Vista Food Cooperative MOU to purchase memberships, and formed two ad-hoc committees for community outreach and the general manager's annual evaluation.
The Isla Vista Community Services District held roll-call votes on several items. Key outcomes:
- Consent agenda (items 2.1, 2.2, 2.5): Motion to approve the balance of the consent agenda was made by Director Tuftliff and seconded by Director Freeman. Roll-call vote was unanimous; the motion passed.
- Ventura County event medical standby contract (items 2.3 and 2.4): Motion to approve (moved by Director Deschler, seconded by Director Toppler) passed by unanimous roll call. See the separate article for details on LEMSA guidance for EMT tents.
- Isla Vista Food Cooperative MOU (item 4.3): Motion to approve the MOU to purchase $50,000 in class C equity and allocate memberships to Isla Vista households (moved by Director Topliffe, seconded by Director Cipos) passed by unanimous roll call. See separate coverage for discussion and follow-up tasks.
- Formation of ad hoc committee for community outreach (item 4.4): Motion to form the committee passed (moved by Director Freeman, seconded by Director Hobart). Directors Cipos, Hobart and [meeting chair] were appointed to the committee and will begin meeting after finals.
- Formation of ad hoc committee for general manager annual evaluation (item 4.5): Motion passed (moved by Director Freeman, seconded by Director Topliffe); Directors Cipos, Pilat and Topliffe were appointed.
All voting items were recorded by roll call and passed by the board. Several of the items (the EMT contract and the co-op MOU) were discussed in detail during the meeting; the two ad-hoc committees were created by motion with limited debate.
