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Motion made to approve printed minutes after members report email glitch
Summary
At an unidentified meeting, a participant reported an email glitch that left some members without materials and then moved to approve the printed minutes; the motion was seconded but the transcript does not record a vote tally or final outcome.
An unidentified participant at a public meeting said an email glitch left some members without packet materials and then moved to approve the printed minutes.
"I got half," the participant said while describing the distribution problem, noting that "we only got the odd number" and that even-numbered recipients received the materials later; the speaker said Blake received his copy by email while Glen had not. After that exchange, the same participant said, "I'll make a motion to approve the minute that's printed," and the transcript records that the motion was seconded.
The transcript does not include a recorded vote tally or an explicit statement of the motion's final disposition. No other speakers are named in the provided transcript and no formal roll-call or vote count appears in the recorded segments. The meeting record in the provided transcript therefore shows a motion and a second on approving the printed minutes but does not show whether the motion passed.
