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Public hearing closed; motion made to approve consent agenda except item 7k

Unspecified governing body · March 25, 2024
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Summary

At a meeting, an unidentified speaker closed the public hearing, said there were no registered speakers or emergencies, and moved to approve the consent agenda except for item 7k, which the applicant had pulled; the transcript records the motion but no vote.

An unidentified speaker closed the public hearing and moved to approve the consent agenda, noting one item had been pulled by the applicant.

"And then we'll close the public hearing at 6 4 and move to, the consent agenda," the unidentified speaker said, later adding, "A motion to approve consent agenda, and with the exception of item 7 k, which was pulled by the applicant." Another speaker responded, "I'll move to approve." The transcript does not record a second or any subsequent vote.

Earlier in the meeting the unidentified speaker asked whether anyone was registered to testify and announced there were no emergencies: "Do we have anyone, who is registered to testify?" and "We don't have any emergency." The record includes a prompt for council member comment but contains no substantive remarks from council members in the provided segments.

The transcript entries show procedural action to move from the public hearing to routine business. The item explicitly excluded from the motion was "item 7 k," which the transcript indicates was "pulled by the applicant." The record does not specify the reason it was pulled, who pulled it, or any planned follow-up.

The meeting time for closing the public hearing appears in the transcript as "6 4"; the transcript formatting is ambiguous and does not provide a conventional timestamp. No formal votes, vote tallies, mover/second names, or outcomes are recorded in the provided segment excerpts.