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Committee approves April 14 minutes, hears no public comment and adjourns
Summary
The executive committee approved the April 14 minutes by voice, was told there was no public comment online, and adjourned following a motion; the transcript records voice assent but no roll-call tallies for motions.
At the start of the executive meeting, a motion and second were made to approve the minutes from April 14, 2026; the committee indicated assent by voice and the minutes were approved. Council President Monique Williams Johns recorded attendance of council members present or online before the vote.
Later, after presentation of agenda items, Johns asked for public comment; an assistant reported there was no public comment online. A motion to adjourn was made and seconded and the committee approved the adjournment by voice ('Aye'). The meeting then closed.
The transcript records procedural motions and voice assent but does not include roll-call names or a numerical tally for the votes on the record.
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