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Council approves two appointments; sets November meeting date
Summary
Council approved an appointment for city prosecutor services and reappointed Craig Carpenter to the revolving loan fund committee; it also agreed to move the November regular meeting from Nov. 11 to Nov. 12 and announced an executive session to review the city administrator’s performance.
At its Sept. 9 meeting, Junction City’s council approved two appointments and set a revised November meeting date.
Prosecutor services: The council moved and approved an appointment of Alex (last name not specified in the public portion) to provide city prosecutor services. The appointment was approved by roll call with present councilors voting yes.
Revolving loan fund: The mayor nominated incumbent Craig Carpenter to the revolving loan fund committee as the finance-industry professional; the council moved, seconded and approved Carpenter’s reappointment.
Meeting calendar: Staff noted that the council’s regular Nov. 11 meeting falls on Veterans Day; the council agreed to hold the meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m.
Executive session: The mayor announced the council would meet in executive session under Oregon law (ORS 192.660(2)(f)) to review and evaluate the job performance of the city administrator; media representatives were allowed to attend but asked not to report deliberations. The public meeting was recessed/adjourned at about 8:09 p.m.
Votes at a glance: - City prosecutor appointment (nominee: Alex): approved by roll call; vote recorded as yes by present councilors in the public meeting. - Revolving loan fund committee (nominee: Craig Carpenter): motion carried by recorded council vote.
Details recorded in meeting minutes and roll call reflect affirmative votes by the council members present during each action.
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