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Board approves amended consent agenda and two appointments; Jody McMaster confirmed to Pamunkey Regional Library Board
Summary
The board amended and approved the consent agenda (voice vote) and approved two appointments: Ronald Edward Kuiper Jr. was added to and approved on the consent agenda for the Economic Development Authority, and Jody McMaster was appointed to the Pamunkey Regional Library Board by roll-call vote (6–1).
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The Hanover County Board approved an amended consent agenda by voice vote and recorded several appointments during its Feb. 12 meeting.
Vice Chairman John Davis moved to add the appointment of Ronald Edward Kuiper Jr. to the Economic Development Authority representing the Mechanicsville Magisterial District to the consent agenda; the amendment was approved by voice vote and the amended consent agenda was adopted. The motion to appoint Kuiper filled an unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2026, per the motion language introduced on the record.
On a separate nomination, Chairman Herzberg nominated Jody McMaster to the Pamunkey Regional Library Board to complete a remainder of a four‑year term through June 30, 2026. The board polled members by roll call: Supervisor Pritchard voted nay; supervisors Floyd, Davis, Dibble, Stoneman, Hudson and Chairman Herzberg voted aye. The motion passed 6‑1, and McMaster was confirmed.
Why it matters: These are formal board appointments to regional and advisory bodies. The transcript records the effective term end dates supplied during the motions and records the roll-call vote for the library appointment.
Board response: Supervisor Pritchard noted she could not support the library nominee; other supervisors expressed appreciation for the nomination process and congratulated the appointee.
Ending: Both appointments were recorded as approved on the meeting record; the clerk was asked to poll the board for the library appointment and recorded the vote.
