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Brentwood commission approves consent agenda, makes multiple board appointments
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a five-item consent agenda and filled several advisory-board and committee vacancies through a series of votes and runoffs.
The Brentwood Board of Commissioners approved a five-item consent agenda and completed multiple appointments to citizen advisory boards and ad hoc committees after several rounds of voting.
Consent agenda items approved unanimously included: Resolution 2025-63 (termination of an agreement with C and I Design Inc. for design services related to an indoor racket facility in Crockett Park), purchase approval for seven Lifepack 35 cardiac monitors, renewal of Vaim and O365 backup services, approval of the Board of Commissioners meeting schedule for calendar year 2026, and approval of the schedule for review of the proposed fiscal year 2027 operating budget and the FY27–FY31 capital improvement program. Vice Mayor Little moved to approve the consent agenda and Commissioner Pippen seconded; the motion passed with all commissioners voting aye.
On appointments, the commission conducted multiple rounds to fill vacancies: - Building Construction Appeals: After an initial tie, the commission held a runoff and appointed Amir Amersadry (5–2 final vote) to the board. Votes were cast publicly by commissioners in the record. - Park Board (three vacancies with staggered unexpired terms): For the term ending 04/30/2028 the commission selected Edward Stanworth after a runoff (final tally reported as 4 votes for Stanworth). For the unexpired term ending 04/30/2027 the commission appointed Chuck Czarnik (6 votes). For the unexpired term ending 04/30/2026 the commission appointed Robert Roth (4 votes). - Environmental Advisory Board (three appointments): The commission appointed Heath Bush and Tanya Todd (each received 7 votes) and, after a tie-break round, Allison Huddleston (4 votes) to the board. - Veterans Monument ad hoc committee: Charles Hawkins was appointed after a revote that produced the required four votes.
Several commissioners and the mayor publicly announced their individual ballot choices during the votes; multiple rounds were used when initial tallies resulted in ties.
