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Tempe Board of Adjustment records officer elections, re-casts formal votes; Mary Foy to serve as chair
Summary
The board nominated and elected Mary Foy as chair effective at the next meeting and elected Sean McCarley vice chair (effective immediately); staff noted a procedural requirement that motions and seconds be recorded in the formal session, so the board re-cast the nominations and votes during the meeting.
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At the Jan. 28 City of Tempe Board of Adjustment meeting, members nominated Mary Foy to serve as chair beginning with the next meeting and elected Sean McCarley as vice chair, with the board recording the formal motions and votes during the session.
The chair announced a nomination of Mary Foy to be elected chairperson starting at the board’s next meeting; the board voiced support during an initial informal vote. Staff later reminded the board that Arizona procedure requires a motion and second during the formal session to record the election. The board then made the formal motions and seconds: Mary Foy was elected chair and Sean McCarley was elected vice chair in recorded voice votes.
Board members thanked staff for keeping the election process on track. The meeting concluded after a procedural motion to adjourn.
Separately, staff updated the board on related ADU items: the 30-day appeal period on a previous ADU decision expired with no appeal filed and staff said a related item is scheduled before City Council on March 5; the original ADU applicant withdrew a use-permit application and modified plans, which staff said makes a pending appeal moot and recommended council vacate the DRC decision.

