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Pitkin County Board of Zoning Adjustment continues Cabot application to Sept. 16 to obtain quorum
Summary
The Pitkin County Board of Zoning Adjustment opened a brief proceeding Sept. 9 to formally continue the Cabot application to Sept. 16 because the board lacked a quorum; staff closed the meeting after the continuance.
The Pitkin County Board of Zoning Adjustment on Sept. 9 opened a short proceeding to formally continue the Cabot application to Sept. 16 so the board could obtain a quorum, then adjourned.
The continuance was announced by a staff member who opened the meeting and said the purpose was "to officially continue the ... Cabot application to, you know, September 16 for the purpose of obtaining a quorum. Having done so, I will end this meeting." The staff member did not identify a mover or seconder on the record and did not record a roll-call vote.
Speakers during the pre-meeting exchange said repeated continuances have delayed the application. One participant said, "I feel sorry for this person that it keeps getting continued." Another participant described efforts to recruit more members, noting a suggestion that applicants who were not appointed to PNZ could be considered for the board of adjustment because it "doesn't meet as often" and would expose them to the process.
The record on file includes the continuance date (Sept. 16) and the stated reason (to obtain a quorum). No formal vote tally, mover, or seconder was recorded in the transcript. The staff member closed the meeting after announcing the continuance.
The continuance keeps the Cabot application on the board of adjustment's schedule until the Sept. 16 meeting, when the board may take further action if a quorum is present.
