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Local governing body approves master development plan replat by voice vote
Summary
A governing body in Leon Valley approved a master development plan replat by voice vote after a motion from Speaker 2; the transcript records the ayes as unanimous but provides no roll-call tally.
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Speaker 2 moved to approve a master development plan, the plat and the replat, saying, "I motion to approve the, approve master development Okay. Plan plot. The replat." Speaker 1 asked for a second and Speaker 2 said, "I second." Speaker 1 then called for a voice vote: "All those in favor, say aye." After multiple "Aye" responses, Speaker 1 stated, "And it seems that the ayes have it unanimously," and declared the motion approved.
The transcript shows the motion and adoption took place without a documented roll-call vote or a written copy of the materials on the dais; Speaker 2 noted they did not have documents in front of them and referred to the replat being listed in the minutes and agenda. The record does not specify which parcels or developments the replat covers, nor does it include any supporting materials in the transcript text.
The action in the transcript is recorded as a formal motion passed by voice vote. The record does not list a mover distinct from the seconder (the transcript records Speaker 2 as both mover and seconder) and does not provide an item number, ordinance number, or vote-by-name tally. Meeting minutes or the agenda packet should be consulted for the official motion text and any exhibits or maps referenced.

