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Melbourne Beach Charter Review Committee approves past minutes, adjourns after brief meeting

5470014 · May 5, 2025
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Summary

The Melbourne Beach Charter Review Committee voted 4-0 to approve minutes from April 23 and April 28, 2025, agreed to an email approval process for this meeting's minutes and adjourned after no public comment.

The Melbourne Beach Charter Review Committee on Monday, May 5, 2025, voted to approve minutes for April 23 and April 28, 2025, heard no public comment and then adjourned, committee records show.

The vote to approve the two sets of minutes passed unanimously, 4-0. Committee members also agreed to complete approval of the minutes for the May 5 meeting by email: members will send approvals to the chair, who will forward them to the town clerk, or they may send approvals directly to the town clerk, as discussed during the meeting.

Chairman James Simmons called the roll at the start of the meeting. Vice Chairman Bruce Larson and Town Clerk Amber Brown were recorded as absent. Members present were Kathy Ibersostas, Charles Lehi Jr. and Jessica Martinez. Town Manager Elizabeth Mascaro, Town Attorney Ryan Knight and Deputy Clerk Sid Cardwell were also present.

After the minutes were approved, the committee opened a public-comment period but recorded no comments. With no new business on the agenda, a motion to adjourn carried 4-0.

The meeting did not take up substantive charter amendments or policy items and concluded after routine procedural actions and the short discussion of the email process for approving minutes.