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Board adopts censure resolution, records multiple ayes and a dissent
Summary
The board adopted a censure resolution expressing disapproval over conduct related to personal and family interests; roll-call comments recorded multiple 'Yes' votes and at least one 'No.' The resolution was read and declared to take effect immediately upon adoption.
A board member read and moved a censure resolution that, as presented, expressed the board's disapproval and reaffirmed commitment to ethical governance, specifically referencing requirements concerning personal and family interests. The mover said a copy of the resolution would be entered into the official minutes and that the measure would take effect immediately upon adoption.
The transcript records recorded votes: several members said "Yes" in sequence and one member (S6) said "No," indicating a dissent. The board asked that a copy of the resolution be delivered and made part of the public record.
"This board expresses its disapproval for this action and reaffirms its commitment to ethical governance, including strict adherence to the requirements in matters involving personal and family interests," the mover stated before calling for the vote.
The motion was carried according to the transcript's roll-call remarks and the measure was recorded as taking effect immediately upon adoption; the transcript does not provide a full roll-call tally of every board member in sequence, but several ayes were recorded and at least one no vote was noted.
