Council revisits and records resolution to predate solar-project moratorium

Meeting participants discussed and moved to record a resolution related to a moratorium on solar projects after one member said a prior vote had not been recorded. Speaker 2 asked that the council amend the agenda to address the allegedly unrecorded vote and to re-adopt the resolution with an Oct. 31 date to reflect the earlier action.

Speaker 2 moved "to sign a resolution to be sent in the moratorium on solar projects" and to predate the council’s vote to Oct. 31; Speaker 1 seconded the motion. When the vote was called, Speaker 1 and Speaker 4 said "Aye," and the clerk (identified in the exchange as Jeffrey) was asked to record the outcome. The transcript excerpt records affirmative votes but does not show a full roll-call count in the provided segments.

Speaker 2 framed the motion as corrective: "I've been told that vote was not recorded," and asked the body to repeat or re-record the vote to ensure the public record matched the council’s intent. No detailed discussion of the resolution’s substantive policy terms (for example, duration or scope of the moratorium) appears in the excerpt; the motion and recording action focused on correcting the record and re-establishing the moratorium vote.

After the resolution motion was recorded, the meeting proceeded to a motion to adjourn, which was seconded and carried in the excerpted record.