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Council approves consent agenda, records appointments and votes to enter closed session
Summary
University City—s council approved the consent agenda (including a liquor license for U City Smokehouse LLC and a CBIC contract), recorded several appointments and reappointments to boards and commissions, and voted to enter closed session under "reserve revised statute 16.021" for litigation, real estate and personnel matters.
At its Oct. 13 meeting the University City City Council approved the consent agenda by voice vote; the items listed in the transcript were a liquor license for U City Smokehouse LLC and a CBIC contract. The council—s motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Council member Brenner and seconded by Council member McMahon.
The council also recorded several appointments. Council member Clay made an appointment motion to reappoint Helen Nelling and Kim Dietzler to the Library Board; the motion was seconded by Council member Smotherson and approved by voice vote. Council member Tiemann (recorded in the transcript as "Mister Timan") nominated Matt Hayden to the Parks Commission; the nomination was seconded by Council member McMahon and approved by voice vote. The council then appointed Angel Simmons to the Parks Commission; the motion was seconded by Council member Smotherson and approved by voice vote. Additionally, the clerk noted for the record that K. Gage, a member of the school board, was appointed by the school district to the Economic Development Retail Sales Tax Board.
The public hearing for the liquor license application for U City Smokehouse LLC (7293) was opened and closed at 6:36 p.m. with no written comments and no public speakers.
Near the end of the meeting the council voted to enter closed session under "reserve revised statute 16.021" to discuss legal actions, privileged attorney communications, real-estate purchase/sale matters where public disclosure might affect consideration, and personnel records; the motion was made by Council member McMahon, seconded by Council member Teeman, and passed by roll call (ayes recorded for Brenner, Fuller, Smotherson, Teeman, McMahon and Mayor Crowe). The council then moved into executive session.
