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Voice vote records ayes on motion referencing Leslie Boyer
Summary
A brief transcript shows a motion referencing Leslie Boyer was seconded and met with multiple "aye" responses; the motion text, the meeting body and a formal vote tally are not specified in the record.
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At an unspecified meeting, participants recorded a voice vote on a motion that referenced the name Leslie Boyer. The clerk announced a second and multiple "aye" responses, but the transcript does not include the motion text or the governing body holding the meeting.
The exchange began with a participant identified in the record as "Committee member (S1)" addressing others and saying, "Carlos, it's awesome," then naming "Leslie Boyer." Later, the person listed as "Clerk (S2)" said, "Leslie Boyer, I will second it," indicating a second to a motion referring to that name.
The clerk then appeared to take a voice vote, stating, "All the neighbors in the eleventh, aye," followed by additional "Aye" responses announced in the room. The transcript does not include any motion text, the identity of the original mover, a formal roll call, or a numerical tally of the vote.
Following the vote, Committee member (S1) repeated "I'll second" and made a brief remark—"Was that your fastest 1?"—after which the provided transcript ends without further procedural steps or a recorded outcome beyond the voiced ayes.
Because the record supplied here is limited, key details remain not specified: the exact motion language, which governing body convened, the mover's identity (if other than the name referenced), and the official vote tally. The article reports only what appears verbatim in the transcript.

