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Camden County commissioners approve consent block of resolutions 1–88; resolution 89 fails for lack of motion
Summary
The Board voted to approve resolutions 1–88 by motion and second, with several commissioners announcing targeted abstentions from specific numbered resolutions. A motion on resolution 89 was not made and that item did not pass.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners approved resolutions numbered 1 through 88 in a consent block during the meeting, acting by motion and second and recording votes as part of the roll call.
During the roll call on the consent block, several commissioners announced abstentions from particular resolutions: the transcript records Commissioner Nash as abstaining from items 17, 19, 31, 44 and 76; Commissioner Betteridge (transcript spelling variant also appears) abstained from item 28; Commissioner Young announced an abstention from item 7; and Director Cappelli announced abstentions from items 3, 6, 7, 19, 20, 31, 51 and 76. The meeting record did not provide details about the substance of those individual resolutions during the consent vote.
Separately, when the board called for a motion on resolution 89 the chair stated there was no motion and the resolution did not pass.
The board did not read the text of individual resolutions during the consent vote; members indicated they reviewed the items in caucus earlier in the week. The clerk confirmed no correspondence for the month and the public hearing portion limited to the resolutions drew no online speakers.
