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Planning Commission elects John as chair in voice vote
Summary
The Cedar City Planning Commission elected John as its chair by a verbal voice vote after floor nominations; commissioners closed nominations and confirmed John without a recorded roll-call tally.
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The Cedar City Planning Commission elected John as chair by a verbal voice vote during its meeting.
A commissioner nominated John from the floor, saying, “I nominate John.” A presiding staff member then closed nominations and called for a verbal vote: “All in favor of John.” The motion carried by voice vote; there was no roll-call tally recorded in the meeting transcript.
The presiding staff member explained the nominations procedure before the vote, saying the commission could nominate from the floor and vote either by show of hands or by written ballot. After John was confirmed, the presiding staff member cautioned the new chair about the length of service, saying there was no internal procedure to remove a chair before they leave the commission.
The election occurred early in the meeting as part of organizational procedures; no formal written motion or vote count appears in the transcript.

