Evelyn White, a board member, moved to approve the presented items and the board approved routine business before taking up a correction to a property legal description that staff said contained a typographical error. An unnamed board member moved the corrective action and a second was recorded.

The item drew a brief discussion about how the error occurred and how to prevent similar mistakes. "It's just a mistake in typing," said an unidentified speaker who described how clerical errors in legal descriptions can surface during property-related collection or court proceedings. That speaker added that judges “are very lenient in allowing the correction to be made if it ever goes to suit.”

Board members asked whether additional verification steps could be put in place so errors are caught before materials reach the board. One unidentified board member noted the board's attorney had already corrected the errant language for a staff member ("Our attorney did correct Amanda"), and members agreed on the need to tighten pre-meeting review to avoid future delays.

Votes at a glance:
- Item 2: "Make a motion that we accept this presented." Moved by Evelyn White; second recorded. Outcome: approved (vote tallies not specified in the transcript).
- Item 3: Motion to correct the legal description/service area (text not fully specified). Mover and seconder recorded; outcome: approved (vote tallies not specified in the transcript).

The meeting concluded after brief board member communications and a motion to adjourn.