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Votes at a glance: agenda, Historic Preservation appointment and adjournment
Summary
At its Feb. 13 meeting the Greenville City Council approved the meeting agenda, appointed Rebecca Smith to the Historic Preservation Commission and adjourned; recorded votes were announced as 4–0 where noted.
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Several routine motions received votes during the Greenville City Council meeting on Feb. 13.
The council approved the meeting agenda by voice vote after a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Daniels and a second; the clerk announced “Motion passes 4 0.”
Council member Blackburn nominated Rebecca Smith to the Historic Preservation Commission; the nomination was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Daniels. The mayor called for a vote and the clerk announced the motion passed; later the clerk recorded, “Motion passes 4 0.”
At the end of the meeting council member Blackbird (recorded as Blackbird in the transcript) moved to adjourn and the motion was seconded; the clerk again announced “Motion passes 4 0.” No substantive debate or public testimony accompanied these routine actions in the transcript.
These items were procedural approvals and appointments; the Historic Preservation Commission appointment will be reflected in the city’s roster of volunteer boards and commissions.

