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Votes at a glance: Carbondale Environmental Board approves minutes, backs up to $400 for Dandelion Day and recommends two applicants
Summary
At the April 21 meeting the Environmental Board approved prior meeting minutes, voted to make up to $400 available for supplemental Dandelion Day security if needed, and voted to recommend two prospective applicants (Doug Goldsmith and Sam Kobrick) for appointment to the board; the meeting recorded no roll‑call tallies.
The Carbondale Environmental Board recorded three formal actions at its April 21 meeting.
Minutes approved - Motion: Approve minutes from the previous meeting (March). - Mover: Sarah Jane Johnson (moved). - Second: Fred Malo. - Outcome: Adopted; chair called for approval and the board said, "Aye."
Dandelion Day supplemental funding - Motion: Authorize the eBoard to provide up to $400 supplemental funds for Dandelion Day security (if the event organizers require an additional security guard tied to permitting). - Mover: not specified on the record. - Second: Fred Malo. - Outcome: Approved by voice vote; the board instructed staff and organizers to pursue less costly options first and the motion passed with the board saying, "Aye."
Recommendation of new members to trustees - Motion: Recommend two prospective applicants, Doug Goldsmith and Sam Kobrick, for appointment to the Environmental Board and forward the recommendation to the Board of Trustees. - Mover: not specified on the record (a member moved the recommendation). - Second: Sarah Jane Johnson. - Outcome: Approved by voice vote; the board said, "Aye," and the chair will forward the recommendation to the Board of Trustees for formal appointment.
Notes on voting record: The meeting minutes and the transcript record only voice approvals ("Aye") and do not provide a roll‑call tally of individual votes. Where movers or seconders were not unambiguously identified on the record, the motion entry records that fact as "not specified."
