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Lease agreement for surplus property approved despite one 'nay' vote
Summary
Officials approved a lease agreement acknowledging a property as surplus and authorizing leasing; during the vote one committee member registered a 'nay' and asked the vote be recorded.
Officials at the special-call meeting approved a lease agreement that acknowledges a city property as surplus and allows it to be leased. The Chair introduced the lease item and members moved and seconded approval; no discussion was offered before the vote.
The Chair described the item as acknowledging that "the property is surplus and that we can lease it." When the Chair called for ayes, the Committee member voted "nay," and the Chair asked that the opposing vote be recorded. The transcript does not include a complete roll-call tally or further explanation for the dissent.
The lease item was approved on the record and the Chair subsequently closed the special-call meeting. The transcript does not specify the property address, lease terms, or next administrative steps for implementing the lease.
