Washington Public Golf Authority approves consent agenda, hears no reports and adjourns

The Washington Public Golf Authority approved its consent agenda by recorded voice votes and then adjourned after receiving no substantive reports, according to the meeting transcript. The meeting date and location were not specified in the record.

The motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; members answering during the roll call and subsequent voice votes recorded “yes” from Mr. Dunn, Mr. Bonebrake, Mr. Walter, Mr. Loving and Mr. Cougarier. No negative votes or abstentions were recorded in the transcript. The authority’s manager and attorney both reported there was no report for the meeting.

After the official notices were acknowledged and with no new business brought forward on the record, a member moved to adjourn, the motion was seconded, and the same group of members recorded “yes” votes to close the meeting. The transcript ends with the chair or presiding officer closing the meeting.

The meeting record shows routine procedural business only; no ordinances, contracts, grants, budget items, or substantive policy discussions were presented or decided during the session. The transcript does not specify a next meeting date or any follow-up tasks.

Votes at a glance • Approval of consent agenda — Motion: “Move we approve the consent agenda.” Mover/second: not specified in the transcript. Recorded votes: Mr. Dunn — yes; Mr. Bonebrake — yes; Mr. Walter — yes; Mr. Loving — yes; Mr. Cougarier — yes. Outcome: approved. • Motion to adjourn — Motion text: not specified beyond “I need a motion to adjourn” / “So moved.” Mover/second: not specified. Recorded votes: Mr. Dunn — yes; Mr. Walter — yes; Mr. Bunbury — yes; Mr. Loving — yes; Mr. Prejag — yes. Outcome: approved; meeting adjourned.