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Votes at a glance: Pharr Golf Course Advisory Board — April 2025 meeting
Summary
The advisory board approved minutes, financial and operational status reports, and voted to go into an executive session to discuss tournament fees; motions passed by voice vote with no roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript.
At its April meeting the Pharr Golf Course Advisory Board took the following formal actions by voice vote; individual yea/nay names were not recorded in the transcript.
• Motion to excuse absent members — moved and seconded; motion carried by voice vote.
• Motion to approve minutes of the March 4, 2025 regular meeting as provided — moved and seconded; motion carried by voice vote.
• Motion to approve the status report: revenues and expenditures through February 2025 — moved and seconded; motion carried by voice vote. Manager Will Brovsky presented February figures (revenues $86,451.71; expenditures $104,384.58; net loss $37,932.87) and explained timing of a fleet charge that cleared in February.
• Motion to approve the status report on the golf course, pro shop and kitchen operations — moved and seconded; motion carried by voice vote.
• Motion to go into executive session under Texas Government Code, Chapter 551 to discuss golf tournament fees — moved and seconded; board recessed to executive session (meeting record shows start at about 05:55 and return at about 06:30). The transcript does not record any final action taken on tournament fees after the executive session.
• Motion to adjourn — moved and seconded; motion carried by voice vote.
No roll-call vote tallies or individual recorded votes appear in the transcript; all recorded outcomes in the meeting were voice votes indicated as carried.
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