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Votes at a glance: CRA and council consent items approved March 12
Summary
Plantation’s CRA and City Council approved multiple consent agenda items on March 12; CRA items 2 and 3 passed together and CRA item 1 was approved after a brief discussion about bicycle facilities in backup images.
At the March 12 meeting the Plantation Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) and the City Council approved a series of consent items. Below are the formal actions recorded in the meeting minutes.
CRA consent agenda - Motion: "Motion to approve items 2 and 3." Vote: roll call recorded as yes for Commissioner Anderson, Commissioner Andrew, Commissioner Fadgen, Commissioner Horland, Commissioner Weinstein and Commissioner Sordle. Outcome: approved. - Motion: Item 1 (North State Road 7 and Sunrise Boulevard corridor enhancement study) was pulled for discussion. After staff clarified that imagery in the backup was illustrative and would not be taken as a design decision on protected bike lanes, CRA moved to approve item 1. Vote: roll call recorded as yes by commissioners present. Outcome: approved.
City Council consent agenda - Motion: "Motion to approve the consent agenda with the exception of items 4 and 7." Vote: roll call recorded as yes by council members present; motion carried. Items 4 and 7 were heard separately. - Item 4 (minutes) was corrected to reflect the spelling "Kathleen C. Wright" and then approved on roll call. Outcome: approved. - Item 7 was pulled by a member of the public for clarification about water/wastewater and a traffic license reader; after brief discussion the council approved item 7 on a recorded roll call. Outcome: approved.
Meeting record notes: individual roll calls in the transcript list council/commission members by name with recorded "Yes" votes; the transcript does not provide written tallies for every vote beyond the roll call confirmations. The meeting did not record any no votes, abstentions, or recusals on the items described above.
