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Planning Commission elects chair and vice chair; excuses absent commissioner and approves minutes

2142279 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

At the Jan. 22 meeting the commission excused Commissioner McCombs, approved minutes for Oct. 9, 2024, elected Linda Martin chair and Commissioner Mills vice chair by voice vote

The Anacortes Planning Commission on Jan. 22 voted to excuse Commissioner McCombs's absence, approved the Oct. 9, 2024 meeting minutes, and elected Linda Martin as chair and Commissioner Mills as vice chair by voice vote.

Commission business and votes

- Motion to excuse Commissioner McCombs: Commissioner Stoneman moved to excuse the absence, Commissioner Mills seconded. The commission approved the motion by voice vote; the motion carried.

- Approval of minutes for Oct. 9, 2024: A motion to approve the minutes was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.

- Election of chair: Linda Martin was nominated and, after a second, elected chair by voice vote. Chair Martin formally presided over the remainder of the meeting.

- Election of vice chair: A nomination for Commissioner Mills as vice chair was moved and seconded; the commission elected Mills by voice vote.

Votes at a glance

- Excuse absence of Commissioner McCombs — moved by Stoneman, seconded by Mills — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Approve minutes (Oct. 9, 2024) — moved and seconded — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Elect Linda Martin as chair — nomination moved and seconded — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Elect Commissioner Mills as vice chair — nomination moved and seconded — outcome: approved by voice vote.

Ending

All procedural votes at the Jan. 22 meeting were approved by voice vote; commissioners did not record roll‑call tallies in the public record for these routine items.