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Special Assessment Board extends Jory Meyer’s term by six years

Special Assessment Board · September 9, 2025
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Summary

The Special Assessment Board approved a six-year extension to board member Jory Meyer’s term by unanimous voice vote at its Sept. 9 meeting, following a motion by Mark Barstad and second by Craig McIvor.

At the Sept. 9 meeting, the Special Assessment Board voted to extend Jory Meyer’s term for an additional six years.

Board member Craig McIvor announced that Meyer’s term had expired and proposed extending the term another six years. Mark Barstad moved to approve the six-year extension; McIvor seconded. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote.

The board recorded no objections during the motion and then moved to adjourn. The transcript does not specify the new term’s start or end dates beyond the stated six-year extension.