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Votes at a glance: council approves minutes, planning commission appointments and mayor pro tem on Jan. 21
Summary
Sunset City Council approved its Dec. 17, 2024 minutes and appointed Laura Penman and Scott Stephenson to planning commission leadership roles and approved Nancy Smalling as mayor pro tem for 2025.
The City Council took three discrete formal actions during its Jan. 21 regular meeting.
Minutes: Council members approved the minutes from the Dec. 17, 2024 meeting. Council Member Ricky Carlson moved approval; Council Member Nancy Smalling seconded. The chair called for the vote and members voiced "Aye." The motion carried.
Planning Commission leadership: The council appointed Laura Penman as Planning Commission chair and Scott Stephenson as vice chair for 2025. Council Member Sam Bartling moved the appointments; Council Member Nancy Smalling seconded. The motion passed with all members present voicing "Aye." Both appointees were not present at the meeting; the council voted to appoint them to continue serving in those roles.
Mayor pro tem: The council approved Nancy Smalling to serve as mayor pro tem for 2025. Council Member Hope Thompson moved the appointment and Council Member Ricky Carlson seconded. The council voted "Aye" and approved the appointment.
No further formal votes were recorded in the transcript for ordinance approvals or contract awards during this meeting.
Summary of formal actions
- Approval of minutes (Dec. 17, 2024): Motion by Council Member Ricky Carlson; seconded by Council Member Nancy Smalling; outcome: approved (voice vote: all in favor). - Appointment: Planning Commission Chair Laura Penman and Vice Chair Scott Stephenson for 2025: Motion by Council Member Sam Bartling; seconded by Council Member Nancy Smalling; outcome: approved (voice vote: all in favor). - Appointment: Mayor pro tem Nancy Smalling for 2025: Motion by Council Member Hope Thompson; seconded by Council Member Ricky Carlson; outcome: approved (voice vote: all in favor).
