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Abatement Advisory Committee re-elects David Callahan as chair, moves into executive session

Abatement Advisory Committee · April 8, 2026
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Summary

At its April 8, 2026, meeting the Abatement Advisory Committee unanimously approved last year’s minutes, re-elected David Callahan as chairperson and voted to adjourn into an executive session that would not reconvene in public.

At 2:30 p.m. on April 8, 2026, the Abatement Advisory Committee unanimously approved the minutes from its April 8, 2025, meeting and re-elected David Callahan as chairperson, then voted to adjourn into an executive session that would not reconvene in public.

The moderator opened the meeting and moved promptly to routine business, asking for a motion to approve the prior year’s minutes. A member said, “So moved,” another seconded, and members signified their votes verbally; the moderator declared the minutes approved unanimously.

During the committee’s new business, a member nominated David Callahan for chairperson. The moderator quoted the nomination: “I’ll nominate David Callahan.” Another member seconded the nomination, and the moderator confirmed that Callahan would serve as chairperson again.

With no other new business and no public comment (the moderator noted there were no members of the public present), a member moved to adjourn into executive session and another seconded. After the verbal vote the moderator stated, “That passes unanimously,” and the committee entered executive session and did not reconvene in public.

A brief administrative request followed about electronic ballots for next year. The committee did not announce topics to be discussed in the executive session, and no public comments were recorded during the meeting.

The meeting began at 2:30 p.m. and adjourned into executive session; no further public meeting time or agenda details were provided.