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Council approves claims, a business license transfer and appoints ex‑officio member to government study commission
Summary
The council approved all claims presented, approved a Quick Stop business-license transfer, appointed an ex‑officio member to the government study commission and swore in two appointees, with the commission to hold an organizational meeting the following day.
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The Libby City Council handled several consent and administrative matters, approving claims, accepting a business‑license transfer and appointing an ex‑officio member to a locally created government study commission.
Claims and business license: Council voted to approve all claims presented at the meeting and approved a business‑license transfer for the Quick Stop convenience store to a new owner; both motions passed on voice votes with no recorded roll‑call tallies.
Appointments and swearing in: Council appointed a volunteer as the ex‑officio (non‑voting) member of the government study commission (the statutory requirement referenced on the record). The council then swore in Karen Dinkins and Vince Bachan as commissioners and noted an organizational meeting for the commission scheduled for the next day, at which the body will choose a temporary presiding officer.
Next steps: Newly sworn commissioners were told to expect the organizational meeting and certificate processing; no follow-up votes were scheduled on the consent items beyond administrative processing.

