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Council approves minutes, consent agenda, appointments and routine measures at June 4 meeting
Summary
At its June 4 meeting the Delaware County Council approved routine items including minutes, a consent agenda, two appointments to the county’s economic development nonprofit, payment of current bills, and filing three consents for adoption with Orphans’ Court.
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Delaware County Council approved a set of routine administrative and consent items Wednesday, including minutes from May 21, a multi‑item consent agenda, two board appointments, payment of current bills and approval to file three consents for adoption with Orphans’ Court.
Minutes and consent agenda: Councilmember Womack moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting on May 21, 2025; council approved the motion by voice vote. Council then approved the consent agenda (items 8a through 8ab) after a pre‑agenda review; no member removed any item for separate consideration.
Appointments: Council approved two appointments to the Delaware County Economic Development Corporation: Gary Andrus (three‑year term ending 06/01/2028) and Brian Wilbert Cole (five‑year term ending 06/01/2030). The record shows council amended the agenda to correct and confirm the term lengths before voting.
Financial and administrative approvals: Council authorized payment of current bills as requested by the controller’s office and approved a solicitor request to file three consents for adoption with the Orphans’ Court. Each action passed by voice vote; the record states “the ayes have it” for each motion. The meeting transcript does not include roll‑call vote tallies for these items.
Process note: Council made clear the consent agenda had been discussed in detail at a pre‑agenda meeting and reminded the public any member may remove an item from consent for separate consideration.
Ending: These measures are routine administrative actions that enable county business to continue; council recorded no dissent during the items described in this summary.

