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Commission holds secret ballots for chair and vice chair; Redding elected vice chair
Summary
The commission conducted nominations and secret-ballot voting for chair and vice chair for the 2026–27 term. Balloting for chair produced close tallies and is not clearly recorded in the transcript; the record shows Commissioner Redding was selected as vice chair by secret ballot.
Pleasant Grove Planning Commission members conducted nominations and secret-ballot voting to select a chair and vice chair for the 2026–27 term. Several commissioners were nominated for chair, and ballots produced close tallies that required additional checking during the meeting; the transcript does not record a clearly announced final winner for chair.
Nominations for chair included Commissioner Nelson, Commissioner Martineau and Commissioner Fugle, among others. Commissioners used a secret-ballot process, with multiple commissioners commenting that the result was "closest we've ever had." The transcript records multiple rounds of counting and references to ties or near ties but does not clearly document a final announcement of a chair in the recorded segments.
For vice chair, nominees included Commissioner Redding and Commissioner Shirley. After secret ballots were cast and counted, the transcript records that "Commissioner Redding, you will be our vice chair," and that Redding would serve as vice chair (with procedural remarks that the vice chair would act if the chair were absent).
The commission did not record public testimony on the nominations; the election was an internal procedural matter. The transcript shows commissioners then returned to other business and approved minutes.
