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Council approves minutes from prior meeting
Summary
The Environmental Justice Council moved to approve its prior meeting minutes (meeting #22); a member seconded the motion and the chair called the vote, which passed with no recorded objections.
During routine business, council members moved to approve the minutes from the October meeting (meeting #22). A member seconded the motion; the chair called for any objections and proceeded to a vote. The motion to approve the minutes carried and the meeting continued to the scheduled presentation and public comment.
Why it matters: Approving prior minutes is a standard procedural step that clears business and allows the council to proceed. The meeting record shows the motion and the subsequent vote but does not record roll‑call tallies by yes/no in the transcript excerpt provided.
Next steps: There were no substantive actions tied to this procedural vote; the council proceeded with the agenda and later adjourned.
