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Wasall Public Authority approves consent agenda, hears no reports and adjourns
Summary
The Wasall Public Authority unanimously approved its consent agenda by roll-call vote, heard no reports from its OPGA manager or attorney, received official notices, had no new business, and adjourned the meeting.
The Wasall Public Authority convened and, following a roll call, approved its consent agenda by unanimous roll-call vote and then adjourned.
Chair Alvin Bridget presided. During roll call the clerk recorded attendance for Chair Alvin Bridget, Vice Chair Paul Loving, Trustee Chad Welker, Trustee Jamie Dunn and Trustee Cody Walter. The clerk then introduced Item 3, asking the board to consider action on the consent agenda; a motion to approve was moved and seconded and the board answered in the affirmative on roll call.
The meeting record shows each called member voting yes: Mister Loving, Mister Balthrop, Miss Dunn, Mister Walter and Mister Preger. The motion carried; the record does not identify who moved or seconded the motion by name.
On reports, the agenda listed an update from the OPGA manager and from the OPGA attorney; each was recorded as having "no report, mister chair." The minutes note that official documents were received but do not specify their content. The clerk noted there was no substantive new business under the posted items.
With no further business, a motion to adjourn was moved and seconded and passed on roll call; the record lists affirmative responses from Mister Loving, Mister Balthor, Miss Dunn, Mister Walter and Mister Prejets. The meeting concluded with the chair saying, "Good night, everyone."
Note on record inconsistencies: the transcript shows variant spellings for two board member names across the roll-call and adjournment votes (for example, the surname appears as both "Balthrop" and "Balthor"; another appears as "Preger" and "Prejets"). This article preserves the record’s content and uses the earliest spelling shown for each name while noting the inconsistency. The record does not expand the acronym OPGA or provide details about the official notices or the mover/second for the consent-agenda motion.
