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Livingston County meeting advances resolution to convey properties acquired by tax deed
Summary
Meeting participants moved unanimously by voice/roll call to adopt a resolution authorizing conveyance of county properties acquired by tax deed; the transcript shows widespread “Aye” responses though the final numeric tally is garbled in the record.
A resolution to authorize conveyance of county properties acquired by tax deed was put forward and carried during a Livingston County meeting.
Unidentified Speaker 4 read the title of the measure, noting it concerned "authorizing conveyance of county properties acquired by tax deed." Unidentified Speaker 3 asked for unanimous consent to adopt the resolution, saying the matter was the single action item for the afternoon.
Clerking and roll-call procedures followed. The transcript records a sequence of affirmative responses to the item: identified callers who answered "Aye" included Gavin; Caledonia; Kenesius; Groveland; Leicester; Lima; Livonia; North Ansell; and Nonde. The meeting record then contains an unclear tally announcement transcribed as "Eyes, 4377, absent 677," which the transcript does not permit this article to verify as precise vote counts.
Because the roll-call sequence in the transcript recorded multiple "Aye" responses and no recorded "No" votes, the resolution was recorded as approved on the floor. The meeting text does not identify a mover or seconder by name.
The resolution concerns the conveyance of county-owned parcels that were acquired by tax deed; the transcript provides the title but does not specify which parcels, the terms of conveyance, or the intended recipients. Those details were not given in the excerpt provided.
The meeting proceeded to other business following the vote.
