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Board appoints Audra Riddle to Clarinda Library Board and approves routine claims and minutes
Summary
The board appointed Audra Riddle to the Clarinda Library Board to fill a vacancy, approved claims and accepted the Nov. 12 minutes by voice votes, then adjourned; motions were moved and seconded as recorded in the transcript.
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Chair announced the Clarinda Library Board vacancy after the death of Marcy Crane and presented Audra Riddle as the rural representative with a term ending June 30. A motion to appoint Audra Riddle was made and seconded and approved by voice vote.
Later in the meeting the board moved to approve claims and then to approve the Nov. 12 meeting minutes; both motions were seconded and approved by voice vote. The meeting concluded after a motion and second to adjourn.
Votes at a glance: - Appointment of Audra Riddle to the Clarinda Library Board (term to expire June 30): motion moved by speaker 2; second recorded; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Approve claims: motion moved by speaker 5; second recorded; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Approve minutes (Nov. 12): motion moved by speaker 2; second recorded; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Adjourn: motion moved by speaker 5; second recorded; outcome: approved by voice vote.
The transcript does not record roll-call tallies or full mover/second names for every procedural motion; the article reports movers and seconders as recorded in the meeting transcript and otherwise uses voice-vote outcomes as stated.
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