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Votes at a glance: Elbert County commission approves agenda, consent items, minutes and child-abuse proclamation; moves to executive session
Summary
The board approved its meeting agenda and consent agenda, approved March minutes, proclaimed April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and recessed into an executive session on property acquisition; no formal action followed the executive session.
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At the April 9 meeting the Elbert County Board of County Commissioners recorded several routine and formal actions.
• Agenda: Chair called for approval of the meeting agenda. Motion to approve the agenda was seconded and the board voted in favor (recorded as "aye").
• Consent agenda: A motion to approve the consent agenda was made, seconded and approved (recorded as "aye").
• March minutes: A motion was made and seconded to approve the March minutes and dispense with their reading. The motion carried (recorded as "aye").
• Proclamation — Child Abuse Prevention Month: The board received a proclamation presented by Darcy Boulding, Director of the Elbert County Department of Human Services, and Misty Callahan, protective-services administrator. A motion to approve the proclamation designating April as Child Abuse Prevention Month carried ("Aye. Motion carries").
• Executive session: The board voted to go into executive session under Section 24-6-402(4)(a) of the Colorado Revised Statutes to discuss the purchase, acquisition, lease, transfer or sale of real property interests. The motion carried, the board recessed to executive session, and later returned at 10:14 a.m. The board stated on the record that no formal action or final decision took place in the executive session.
None of the recorded votes in the transcript identified individual vote-by-name tallies or named movers/seconders for each motion; votes were announced collectively as "aye."
