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Council reappoints two special magistrates, appoints Suarez Rivas
Summary
The Wellington Village Council reappointed two existing special magistrates for two-year terms and appointed Mr. Suarez Rivas to a magistrate seat after a brief staff presentation and public comment; votes were by voice with no opposition.
The Wellington Village Council reappointed two special magistrates for additional two-year terms and voted to appoint Mr. Suarez Rivas as an additional special magistrate at its May 12 meeting.
Staff said both incumbent magistrates were asked to be reappointed and that staff had checked for conflicts related to the village’s school speed zone program. Council then moved and seconded the reappointments, which passed by voice vote.
On the appointment of Mr. Suarez Rivas, council received public comment (Bruce Toomin spoke during the item) and then moved to appoint Suarez Rivas; the motion carried by voice vote with no opposition.
Votes at a glance: reappointment resolution R26-21 (two magistrates) — passed by voice vote; appointment of Mr. Suarez Rivas — passed by voice vote.
The item concluded routine appointment business and concluded the regular agenda before public forum and closing reports.
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