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Transportation Licensing Commission has no quorum; voting items deferred to March
Summary
The commission lacked a quorum after Commissioner Carr was stuck in traffic; staff said all unacted items will automatically move to the March meeting and the panel adjourned without taking votes.
The Chair opened the Transportation Licensing Commission meeting but announced the body lacked a quorum and could not act on voting items after a commissioner was delayed in traffic.
The Chair explained the appeal process for commission decisions, citing "section 2.6803," and said appeals must be filed within 60 days with the Davidson County Chancery or Circuit Court. The Chair then opened the public-comment period but closed it after both scheduled speakers failed to appear.
When the Chair confirmed the absence of the fifth commissioner, staff said the commission did not have enough members present to take votes. The staff member stated that all items that were not heard or voted on would automatically be placed on the March agenda.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn. Staff moved to adjourn, the motion was acknowledged, and the commission adjourned without voting on the scheduled agenda items.
Next steps: unacted items will be carried forward to the next meeting (staff indicated that will be in March).
