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Council votes to appeal IRB decision in Campbell appeal
Summary
The city council voted 10–1 to appeal the IRB board decision in the Campbell appeal after a motion by Council member Padeschi, seconded by Council member Newberry; two members were excused and the meeting recessed briefly.
The council voted 10–1 to appeal the IRB board decision in the Campbell appeal after a motion by Council member Padeschi, who was seconded by Council member Newberry, the chair said.
The motion, introduced by Council member Padeschi, sought to challenge the IRB board ruling in the matter identified as the Campbell appeal. Padeschi moved: "I make the motion that we fight the or we, yeah, fight the IRB board decision on the Campbell appeal." Council member Newberry provided the second.
After a short pause while staff addressed a computer issue, the chair called the vote. "And that passes 10 yes, 1 no, and we had 2 excuse people," the chair said, recording the outcome. The tally reported to the council was 10 votes in favor, 1 opposed and two members excused; the excused members were not identified on the record.
The vote sends the Campbell appeal to the next stage of the council's review process; the transcript records no further debate or recorded amendments to the motion. Following the vote, the chair recognized a point of privilege and said Council member Goggin would take the chair to run the FNP meeting. The council recessed for about five minutes.
No statute, ordinance number, or additional procedural detail (such as a scheduled review date or legal counsel directive) was specified in the transcript.
