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La Porte City BID Board re-elects current slate, discusses possible replacements

2109647 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 13 meeting the La Porte City BID Board voted to maintain its current slate of officers and discussed contacting two potential replacement members, including attorney Hannah Dunham.

The La Porte City BID Board voted to maintain its current slate of officers at its Jan. 13 meeting.

A member moved to nominate the current slate and another member seconded; the board voted by voice to keep the existing officers in place. The transcript records a voice vote with “Aye” responses; no roll-call tally was recorded.

Members discussed recruiting replacements for vacant seats. John said Julie had mentioned a prospective candidate and that Hannah Dunham, an attorney returning to town and now with Howes and Howes, had been approached and was willing to be considered. John also mentioned Patrick Spence, an Edward Jones representative who lives nearby, as another possible candidate. The board said it would follow up with the prospective members and discuss appointment timing depending on city council procedures.

The board reviewed next year’s meeting schedule, with several meeting dates adjusted to avoid conflicts with holidays; one meeting that would normally fall on a Monday was moved to Tuesday in October, the presenter said. Members also noted planned absences: one member said they will be out until May 12 and will miss the Feb. 10 meeting.

No formal vote was recorded on appointing new members at the Jan. 13 meeting; board members said they will continue recruitment by email and follow up at a future meeting.