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Trustees hear petitioner on special-use variation; ordinance number and final vote not recorded
Summary
The board discussed a petition for a special-use variation at a property listed in the transcript as '22375' and asked the petitioner to speak. An ordinance number was read aloud incompletely; no motion or recorded vote on the measure appears in the provided segments.
The Blake Harrington Board of Trustees considered a petition for special-use variations on Jan. 13, 2026, and invited the petitioner to address the board. The chair asked the petitioner, identified in the transcript as "Mister Thompson," to come forward and speak to trustees before the board moved to a vote.
During the discussion the chair asked for a motion "to approve ordinance number 2026 - - 0 - 02 in order to grant a special use variations for the property located at 22375," but the ordinance number and the property address were not fully specified in the transcript record provided. The petitioner and staff exchanged comments but the segments provided do not record a motion being made, a second, or a board vote.
Trustees and staff acknowledged prior discussions and an updated site plan exhibit from the petitioner. The chair said the board had "ample discussion" earlier in its process and invited final comments before action. No formal outcome is recorded in the available transcript segments; therefore this article records the matter as pending in this meeting's minutes.
The board did not take a recorded vote on the ordinance in the supplied segments. If a formal vote or amended ordinance text appears elsewhere in the official minutes, that later record should be used for authoritative result and ordinance numbering.
