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Chair opens floor for public discussion and clarifies Slate Quarry location in Clinton
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Summary
The chair moved to open the floor for public comment and declared the motion carried; during discussion speakers clarified that Slate Quarry lies within Clinton and corrected an earlier road-name reference, though the transcript alternates between 'Slate Quarry' and 'Slate Corey.'
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a motion by the chair to open the floor for public discussion, which members approved.
The chair moved, “I make a motion to open the floor to public discussion.” After calling for a second and any discussion, the chair called the vote and said, “Motion carried.”
Speakers then discussed a local site described in the transcript as Slate Quarry. The chair said the quarry is “the entire length of it in Clinton,” and participants corrected a roadway reference: one voice said, “Not Mile And Hollow Road, but Slate Corey Road,” while earlier utterances referred to “Slate Quarry.” The transcript alternates between those forms; the record does not supply a definitive, single spelling for the road name.
The record shows an earlier procedural exchange in which the body intended to begin by approving an amendment. A member asked for discussion and called the vote; the transcript includes someone saying “Aye” and another saying “I have opposed,” but it does not record a formal tally or a final declaration of that amendment’s outcome.
No ordinances, resolutions, or formal programs were enacted in the portions of the record provided. The meeting proceeded from those procedural items into the open public-discussion period and brief on-the-record clarifications about the quarry’s location and the roadway name.
