Chair moves to reconvene; members signal consensus to approach zoning officer

The Chair moved to reconvene the meeting and solicited a second; the motion was approved by the assembly in a series of affirmative responses. "I said the motion to reconvene," the Chair said, and the motion drew a second before the Chair called roll and recorded assent.

The discussion that followed indicated a consensus direction to approach the town's zoning officer about an unspecified offer. The Chair summarized the group's prior action as "You're gonna make an offer to zoning guy," then corrected the phrasing to "Zoning officer," signaling that members agreed on pursuing contact rather than taking a final, formal vote on a policy change.

A procedural question about recording the discussion arose when a participant asked, "Oh, do you have to put the recorder on for that?" The Chair replied, "No," and confirmed the recording status before the group continued. Later, the Chair moved again ("Motion to it."), a second was recorded, and a subsequent series of affirmative responses indicated the motion carried; the transcript does not identify who seconded or provide individual names for the recorded "yes" votes.

The meeting concluded this excerpt with the Chair beginning to ask who would take the next steps ("So who's gonna..."), leaving assignment and implementation details unresolved in the available transcript.