Georgetown City Council postpones items 6A and 6B to second March meeting, approves consent agenda

At a Georgetown City Council meeting this evening, council members approved the consent agenda and voted to postpone two agenda items — 6A and 6B — until the council’s second meeting in March after applicants requested delays.

The council’s presiding chair (S2) told attendees that "the applicants on item 6A have asked that" the items be postponed. A committee member (S3) moved approval of the consent agenda; the chair called the vote and said it passed. Later, committee member (S3) moved to postpone item 6A "to the second meeting in March," and the motion was approved after a recorded second. S3 then moved to postpone item 6B "to the second council meeting in March," the chair seconded, and the chair confirmed both items will be heard at the second meeting in March.

The transcript does not record specific vote tallies, the applicants’ reasons for the requested postponements, or the exact calendar dates for the "second meeting in March." The meeting concluded shortly after the council confirmed the postponements when the chair adjourned the session.

The council’s action means items 6A and 6B will not be considered at this session and will be placed on the later March meeting agenda; the public record available in the transcript does not provide further details about the substantive content of those agenda items or any additional materials that prompted the postponements.