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Maverick County HFC unanimously approves two resolutions after executive session
Summary
The Maverick County Housing Finance Corporation returned from executive session July 22 and unanimously approved resolutions HFC 24001 and HFC 24002; board members thanked staff and adjourned.
The Maverick County Housing Finance Corporation returned from executive session on Monday, July 22, and unanimously approved two resolutions, HFC 24001 and HFC 24002, the board announced.
Unidentified Speaker said the board reconvened at 5:48 p.m. and noted that both items had been discussed in executive session under the Texas Government Code, citing section 551.072 for consultation with counsel and section 551.074 for deliberations about real property.
On item 5, "approval of resolution HFC 24001," Commissioner Rios moved to proceed and Commissioner Reese seconded. The board then voted; the presiding speaker announced the result as unanimous.
On item 6, "approval of resolution HFC 24002," Commissioner Rios again moved to proceed and Commissioner Ramos seconded. That vote also was announced as unanimous.
After the votes, the presiding speaker thanked Mr. Trell and "Adam" for assistance organizing the Maverick County Housing Finance Corporation, saying, "I just wanna thank, of course, you, Mister Trell," and adding that they looked forward to continuing the organization's work "for the citizens here in Maverick County" and on projects across the state. The meeting then moved to item 7, adjournment; Commissioner Rios moved, Commissioner Ramos seconded, and the speaker announced a unanimous vote to adjourn.
No further detail about the content of the two resolutions, including their provisions, funding implications, or implementation schedule, was stated on the record in the provided transcript.
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