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Camden County commissioners approve resolutions 1–94 by block vote; several abstentions noted

Camden County Board of Commissioners · December 12, 2024
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Summary

At the Dec. 1 meeting the board approved resolutions 1–94 by unanimous consent; several commissioners verbally noted abstentions on specific items and a motion on resolution 95 failed for lack of a motion.

The Camden County Board of Commissioners moved to approve resolutions 1 through 94 by unanimous consent at its Dec. 1 meeting. The board held a single block vote rather than taking each resolution individually.

During the roll call, Commissioners Dyer and Kane voted yes to all items; Commissioner Nash said he voted yes overall but verbally abstained on Nos. 27, 40, 41, 42 and 60; Commissioner Young said he voted yes overall but would have abstained on Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 10; Deputy Director McDonald voted yes to all; Director Capelli voted yes but said he would abstain on No. 27.

The chair asked for a motion on resolution 95 later in the agenda; none was made and the item did not pass for lack of motion.

No substantive details of the individual resolutions were discussed during the block vote at the public meeting; the clerk recorded the roll-call votes and the meeting proceeded to public comment.