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Procedural votes: minutes approved and meeting adjourned
Summary
Commission approved minutes from the February 14 meeting with one correction noted and later voted to adjourn; no substantive policy votes recorded during the session.
The commission approved the minutes from the February 14 meeting with one clerical correction noted for the call to order. Staff said the minutes will be amended to reflect the corrected caller. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed by voice vote.
Why it matters: These were routine procedural actions and do not change any policy or project funding.
Details: A correction to the minutes was raised (call to order attribution), staff agreed to amend the record, the commission moved and seconded approval of the minutes, and the motion carried. At the meeting’s end a member moved to adjourn, a second was provided and members voted “aye.” No roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the transcript.
No further formal votes on ordinances, contracts or appropriations occurred during the meeting.
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