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Homer Glen board approves minutes after roll call; one vote opposed
Summary
At an 8:16 a.m. meeting on May 27, the Homer Glen Village Board approved the minutes after a motion and a voice vote that recorded multiple ayes and one nay; the board was told no action was taken in executive session.
The Homer Glen Village Board approved minutes from a prior meeting following a roll call during its 8:16 a.m. session on Wednesday, May 27. A chair-level speaker told the board that "No action was taken in executive session" and asked for a motion to approve the minutes.
A meeting participant moved to approve the minutes, saying "So moved." The chair then asked, "All in favor?" Multiple board members responded "Aye." One board member was recorded saying "Nay." A participant identified as Rose answered, "Aye," and then said, "I said aye." The transcript records at least four audible "aye" responses and one "nay" during the voice vote; the mover and any second were not identified in the transcript.
The roll call earlier in the meeting showed trustees and the mayor answering present when their names were called: Trustee Schaller, Trustee Mason, Trustee Brinders, Trustee Lepore, Trustee Maller, Trustee Holzhauser and Mayor Knightly Troyke. The transcript gives no further details about the executive session beyond the chair's statement that no action was taken.
The record in the transcript ends with the completion of the vote on the minutes and continuation of the meeting.
