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CRA approves consent agenda and schedules Feb. 18 special meeting

Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) · February 5, 2026
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Summary

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved its consent agenda unanimously and voted to add a special CRA meeting on Feb. 18; no other substantive items were discussed before adjournment.

The Community Redevelopment Agency convened and approved its consent agenda by unanimous voice vote, then voted to add an additional CRA meeting on February 18.

The meeting opened when an officer called the CRA meeting to order. After the pledge of allegiance, the presiding official conducted roll call; Chair Paul, Vice chair Lewis, Board member Whiteman, Board member Starkey, Mister Lamath, Mister Holste and Mister Weinbaugh were recorded present and a quorum was confirmed. A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded and the board voted in favor. The transcript records voices saying “aye,” and states the vote was unanimous; specific vote tallies were not provided in the record.

Following the consent agenda, the board considered a request to add an additional CRA meeting on Feb. 18. A member moved to add the meeting, another seconded, and the motion passed unanimously; the transcript again notes unanimity but does not include numeric vote counts. The chair then asked for any board comments; Mister Halsey said he had no comments and Mister Weidbach said he had nothing to add. With no objections, the chair adjourned the meeting.

No ordinances, resolutions, contract awards, budget actions or public hearings were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The transcript does not provide names beyond the brief roll call items for some members and does not record vote tallies or movers’/seconders’ names for the two motions.