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Golden Isle Safe Neighborhood District board approves advisory board annual report

2939487 · April 9, 2025
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Summary

The Golden Isle Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors voted 5-0 at a special meeting April 9 to approve the advisory board's annual report; details of the report were not specified in the record.

The Golden Isle Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors voted 5-0 Wednesday, April 9, at a special meeting to approve the advisory board's annual report, Chair Cooper said. The approval came after a brief motion to approve and a roll-call vote at 6:45 p.m.

The advisory board annual report itself was described on the agenda but the meeting transcript records no substantive summary of the report's contents. The transcript shows a motion to approve, a second, and a roll-call tally that recorded five affirmative votes and no opposing votes.

Present for the special meeting were Chair Cooper; Vice Chair Lazaro; Director Adams; Director Butler; and Director Lee Matau. City Manager Dr. Ehrlund and City Attorney Marino appeared on the record. The transcript includes a brief call for a moment of silent prayer before the pledge of allegiance and a short procedural exchange before the vote.

The motion's mover and seconder were not identified in the transcript. The roll call recorded affirmative votes by Vice Chair Lazaro, Director Butler, Director Lee Matau, Chair Cooper and Director Adams; the clerk announced, "Motion carries 5 0." The meeting was then adjourned.

No follow-up actions, implementation deadlines, funding changes, or substantive amendments to the report were recorded in the minutes provided. The record does not specify the report's recommendations, budgetary implications, or attachments.