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Hudson planning commission amends and approves Jan. 13 minutes to note vinyl-fence sample; votes recorded
Summary
The commission amended the Jan. 13 minutes to note the applicant provided a sample of the vinyl fence product for member inspection; the amendment and the minutes as amended each passed with five yeas and one abstention.
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The Hudson Planning Commission on Feb. 10 amended and then approved the minutes from its Jan. 13 meeting to include a note that the applicant submitted an actual sample of the vinyl fence product for commissioners’ inspection.
During the meeting a commissioner asked that a line be added to page 6 to reflect that the applicant had "submitted a sample of the actual vinyl fence product to be used... which was passed to all members for their inspection." A motion to amend the minutes was made and seconded; the amendment passed with five yeas and one abstention. The commission then voted to approve the Jan. 13 minutes as amended; that motion also passed 5–1 (one abstention).
Why it matters: Commissioners said the language clarifies the record about an earlier discussion on whether a vinyl fence "substantially represents" wood, and ensures the minutes accurately reflect materials provided to the commission.
Votes and procedure: The roll-call votes recorded multiple members in favor and noted Ms. McCoy’s abstention on the amendment and approval. The chair confirmed the amended minutes passed and entered into the record.
