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Chair opens meeting, moves adoption of agenda and consent items; vote opened but result not recorded

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Summary

The meeting was called to order by the Chair, who moved to adopt the agenda and presented a consent agenda listing approval of minutes and accounts payable; seconds were noted but the transcript does not include final vote tallies.

The Chair called the meeting to order and asked for a motion to adopt the agenda, noting seconds by members identified as Alan and Wanda. "We'll call the meeting to order adoption of the agenda," the Chair said as the group moved forward with business.

The meeting then moved to the consent agenda. The Chair listed the consent items as "3 a and 3 b, approval of the minutes from 08:12 25 and 3 b, approval of accounts payable," and asked for a motion. A second was recorded and the Chair announced that "Voting's open," but the transcript does not include any roll-call or final tally of votes.

There was no old business or new business identified during the session; the Chair stated, "There's no old business, no new business." The meeting proceeded with brief procedural exchanges and timing notes—at one point the Chair called the time as "11:35, 1 minute." The transcript ends shortly after these remarks without documenting outcomes for the motions discussed.

Because the transcript records motions and seconds but does not provide vote results or a named mover, the article reports those procedural actions without asserting final approvals or denials. Any formal outcomes are "not specified" in the transcript.

Next steps: none recorded in the transcript. No further motions, votes, committee assignments, or public comments are captured in the provided record.