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University Hill commission elects chair and vice chair, swears in new member and approves minutes and consent items
Summary
At its May 6 meeting, the commission swore in Dane Anderson, unanimously re-elected Ted Rockwell as chair and elected Danica Powell as vice chair, approved March 25 and April 25 minutes and passed the consent agenda.
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The University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission handled several formal items at its May 6 meeting.
Dane Anderson was sworn in after reciting the oath of office for members of the commission. Following introductions, the commission considered procedural business: approval of minutes, consent items and elections.
Approval of minutes and consent agenda: - The commission voted to approve the March 25 meeting minutes (motion made and seconded; outcome recorded as unanimous). - The commission voted to approve the April 25 special meeting minutes (motion made and seconded; outcome recorded as unanimous). - The commission approved consent-agenda items 4, 5 and 6 as submitted (motion made and seconded; outcome recorded as unanimous).
Elections: - Ted Rockwell was nominated and, by unanimous vote, elected chair for another term. - Danica Powell was nominated and, by unanimous vote, elected vice chair.
Other procedural items: - Commissioners confirmed bimonthly check-in assignments (the next bimonthly check-in is scheduled for June 10; Dane Anderson will participate per the rotation). - Commissioner Trent Bush volunteered to serve as the commission’s representative to the working group on flexible loading zones.
All recorded votes on procedural items were unanimous according to the meeting transcript; specific tallies (yes/no/abstain by name) were not enumerated in the minutes recorded in the transcript.
The meeting adjourned after staff and commissioner updates.

