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Commission keeps existing members on litigation and nomination subcommittees
Summary
The Building Inspection Commission voted to retain existing memberships on both its litigation and nomination subcommittees after motions to maintain the current rosters passed without objection.
The Building Inspection Commission on Feb. 20 voted to keep the current members of its litigation and nomination subcommittees.
Vice President Marr moved to keep the existing litigation subcommittee membership; Commissioner Walker seconded the motion. The commission held a roll call and the motion carried.
Later the commission considered appointments to the nomination subcommittee. Commissioner Clinch moved to maintain the same membership and Commissioner Walker seconded; that motion also carried.
No public objections were offered during the votes. These are internal committee assignments and do not change departmental programs or budgets.
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