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Votes at a glance: Roseland council actions on Jan. 21, 2025

Roseland Governing Body · January 21, 2025
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Summary

The council voted to close to executive session (Res. 39-22), approved Resolution 40-22 (officer appointment), introduced Ordinances 1-22 and 2-22 (hearings set for Feb. 11), approved the bill list (Res. 41-22), adopted grouped resolutions (42–56), approved consent agenda and minutes, and adjourned.

At its Jan. 21 meeting, the Roseland governing body recorded the following formal actions and outcomes.

- Resolution 39-22: Motion to close to executive session to discuss personnel and attorney-client matters — motion approved.

- Resolution 40-22: Approve appointment of Brandon as patrol officer — motion approved; oath administered.

- Ordinance 1-22: Introduced by title (amend Chapter 2—Police Department); public hearing set for Feb. 11, 2025.

- Ordinance 2-22: Introduced by title (amend Chapter 17—Water & Sewer; leak-rate formula and fees); public hearing set for Feb. 11, 2025.

- Resolution 41-22: Approve Jan. 17 bill list — motion approved.

- Resolutions 42-22 through 56-22 (items 1–15 by agenda): Considered en bloc; one question was raised on Resolution 51 regarding design for an additional/secondary water tank (clarified as a secondary tank to preserve service during painting). The grouped resolutions were approved.

- Consent agenda: Approved.

- Minutes: The Jan. 7 reorganization meeting minutes (with two council members recused) and the Jan. 7 caucus and executive-session minutes were approved.

- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn approved.

Movers and seconders were not consistently named in the transcript; votes were recorded verbally as "all in favor" with no roll-call tallies provided in the meeting transcript.