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Zoning board elects Lyndon Roberts Galindo chair; vice chair vote recorded amid confusion
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting the San Angelo Zoning Board of Adjustment elected Lyndon Roberts Galindo chair by voice vote and recorded a vice-chair selection after a brief, somewhat confused exchange over the nominee; both officer elections were approved by voice votes recorded as unanimous.
The San Angelo Zoning Board of Adjustment elected Lyndon Roberts Galindo as board chair during its Jan. 12 meeting, and recorded a vice-chair selection during a brief, partly confused exchange.
Speaker 2 moved to nominate Lyndon Roberts Galindo for chair; Speaker 1 seconded the motion. After brief remarks the board voted “aye,” and the chair vote was recorded as passing 6–0. During the nomination discussion Speaker 2 said they "will be honored to do that." (Speaker 2)
For vice chair, Speaker 1 nominated Carrie Jackson and Speaker 2 seconded. During the voice vote Speaker 2 later referred to "Terry" as the vice president; the record shows the board approved the nomination by voice without a detailed roll call. The transcript captures surprise and informal comments from board members during this item but does not provide a clear, consistent roll-call attribution for each member’s vote.
The meeting proceeded to other agenda items after the officer elections. The board’s internal process for nominations and voting followed standard practice for voice votes, but the meeting record contains inconsistent naming during the vice-chair exchange; the board did not take a separate roll-call vote to resolve that inconsistency by the time the item concluded.
