Chair moves to adjourn April 6 meeting; motion passes

The chair moved to adjourn the April 6 meeting and a committee member seconded the motion, after which the chair called for a vote.

The chair said, "Motion that we adjourn," and a committee member responded, "I second that." When the chair called for the vote, the transcript records the roll-call responses as: "Bennett, yes; Coleman, yes; Craig, yes; Rose, yes; Colder, yes." The motion was recorded as approved.

The transcript does not identify the governing body holding the meeting, nor does it specify a year for the referenced "April 6" meeting; a committee member also said "April 6 meeting 02/2016," but the date string in that segment is unclear and the year is not unambiguously stated in the record. The transcript likewise does not show any "no," "abstain" or absent responses in the recorded segments, nor does it show who made the motion by name. The participants who spoke in the record are identified only by functional labels: the chair and a committee member.

The meeting proceeded from return to regular session into the adjournment motion and recorded vote. A brief final remark—"Can't just put on your talent"—appeared after the vote but is not tied to any formal action in the transcript.

The transcript does not show any further business or a formal declaration of adjournment beyond the recorded vote.