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Lexington council adopts ordinance to appoint city manager; appointee not named in minutes
Summary
The Lexington City Council on March 24 adopted Ordinance No. 2483, described as appointing a city manager and providing for electronic publication; the minutes record unanimous votes to suspend readings and approve the ordinance but do not state the appointee or effective date.
The Lexington City Council voted unanimously March 24 to adopt Ordinance No. 2483, described in the meeting minutes as "An ordinance appointing a city manager; to provide for an effective date and for publication in electronic form." Councilmember John Salem moved to suspend the three-reading rule; Councilmember Dora Vivas seconded and the vote was recorded as unanimous.
Following suspension, Councilmember Jeremy Roberts moved and Vivas seconded to approve Ordinance No. 2483 on final reading. The roll call vote listed Roberts, Vivas, Salem and Mayor John Fagot as voting "aye" and the motion carried.
The minutes identify the ordinance by number and title but do not include the name of the individual appointed by the ordinance, nor do they specify the ordinance's effective date in the recorded text. The ordinance title indicates it provides for publication in electronic form.
