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At a glance: agenda approval and adjournment votes, July 2 meeting
Summary
The commission passed procedural motions to approve the agenda and to adjourn; both motions passed by unanimous voice vote with named movers and seconders recorded in the minutes.
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Two procedural motions were recorded and passed by voice vote during the July 2 meeting of the Springdale Planning Commission.
"I move to approve tonight's agenda," Commissioner Jennifer McCullough said at 00:00:40; the motion was seconded by Rich Swanson. The chair called for a voice vote and the motion passed with Commissioners Jennifer McCullough, Terry Kruschke, Tom Keniston, Paul Zimmerman and Rich Swanson recorded as "aye." The meeting proceeded.
At 01:00:21, Commissioner Jennifer McCullough moved to adjourn; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Terry Kruschke. The chair again called for a voice vote; commissioners voted "aye" and the meeting was adjourned.
Actions recorded:
- Motion: "Approve tonight's agenda." Mover: Jennifer McCullough. Second: Rich Swanson. Vote: Jennifer McCullough (aye); Terry Kruschke (aye); Tom Keniston (aye); Paul Zimmerman (aye); Rich Swanson (aye). Outcome: approved.
- Motion: "Adjourn." Mover: Jennifer McCullough. Second: Terry Kruschke. Vote: Jennifer McCullough (aye); Terry Kruschke (aye); Tom Keniston (aye); Paul Zimmerman (aye); Rich Swanson (aye). Outcome: approved.
No other formal votes or ordinance adoptions were recorded during the meeting.
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