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Board retakes votes on bylaws and advertising policy to correct packet versions; both measures pass unanimously

2904929 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

Board members said the versions that passed at a prior meeting did not include the agreed corrections; they re-voted on updated redlined documents and approved revised bylaws that add nonvoting members and correct quorum language and approved an updated advertising policy. Both items will be forwarded to the county commission with clean copies.

Board members said the bylaws and the advertising policy that were voted on at a prior meeting did not include the final corrections discussed by the board. Staff and board members reviewed redlined versions during the meeting and brought forward motions to formalize the intended changes.

On the bylaws item, members said the corrections include adding nonvoting members and a revision to the quorum language. After reviewing the packet’s redline on page 20, the board voted to approve the corrected bylaws language with the intent that a clean copy be sent to the county commission and that the commission receive both the original and revised versions for context.

On the advertising policy, the board confirmed the inclusion of county administration in the policy language and added a sentence about appeals to airport administration. Board members approved the updated advertising policy and authorized staff to forward a clean copy to the county commission.

Both votes passed unanimously. Board members directed staff to send the clean copies (and redlines where helpful) to the commission administrator so county staff could prepare required ordinances and next steps.

Ending: Staff will package clean and redlined versions and coordinate with county commission administration for the ordinance process and final acceptance.