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Board records unanimous votes to pay bills and to adjourn
Summary
On roll call the board recorded unanimous 'aye' votes to pay bills and later voted to adjourn; no recorded opposition or abstentions appeared in the transcript.
The clerk conducted a roll call on a motion to pay the bills; each member present responded in the affirmative and the board voted to pay the bills.
Later, the chair asked for a motion to adjourn; the board voted in favor with no recorded opposition and the meeting was closed with holiday wishes.
Why it matters: the votes recorded routine financial housekeeping (paying bills) and the meeting formally ended by motion; both outcomes were recorded as unanimous in the transcript.
Record of actions: • Motion to pay the bills — outcome: approved (recorded as unanimous 'aye' responses during roll call). • Motion to adjourn — outcome: approved (no opposition recorded).
