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York County board votes to postpone discussion and action on feasibility study
Summary
At the meeting the board voted unanimously to postpone the agenda item described as 'discuss and act' on a feasibility study after a motion, second and roll call. The board then proceeded to routine committee reports including updates on regional funding and state bills.
The York County board voted to postpone the agenda item listed as a "discuss and act" on a feasibility study after a motion was made and seconded and a roll call vote in which members recorded "Yes." The motion carried and the board moved on to committee reports.
The Chair opened the item by saying the agenda label was essentially "just to discuss" and asked for a motion to postpone the discussion and action on the feasibility study. Committee member (S2) said, "So moved," followed by a second; the Chair then called for a roll call. Roll-call responses recorded the following members as voting "Yes": Elgren, Brooks, Palmsberger, Sykes and Elsmar. No opposition or abstentions were recorded in the transcript.
The postponement is a procedural step: officials did not adopt a new study, set a new deadline, or direct staff in a way recorded in the transcript. The meeting record shows the item was deferred; the transcript does not specify when the feasibility study will be rescheduled or what additional information the board expects before taking action.
Following the vote, the board moved to routine committee reports and other miscellaneous business. The next formal action recorded in the transcript was the adjournment.
Meeting documents and minutes should be consulted for the official motion language, any written motions on file, and the date on which the item will be reconsidered.
