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Jen Wise re-elected chair; Dan Guzman chosen vice chair as board moves to executive session
Summary
At its meeting, the Goose Creek Board of Zoning Appeals approved prior minutes, re-elected Jen Wise as chair, elected Dan Guzman as vice chair and then voted to enter an executive session; vote counts were recorded as verbal 'ayes' and no roll-call tallies were provided.
The Goose Creek Board of Zoning Appeals approved minutes from its prior meeting, re-elected Jen Wise as chair and selected Dan Guzman as vice chair before voting to enter an executive session.
The board opened the meeting with a roll call and moved to approve the minutes dated 11/19/2024. "We'll entertain a motion to approve the minutes as submitted," the chair said; Mr. Smith moved the approval, Mr. Coosman seconded and the board voted 'Aye,' with the chair announcing, "Motion passes. The minutes are approved."
The board then held its annual elections for leadership. The chair called for nominations and nominated Jen Wise "to continue on as the chair," saying she had "done a remarkable job." According to the proceedings, Mr. Smith moved the nomination and Mr. Bushnell seconded; the board voted 'Aye' and the motion passed, re-electing Jen Wise as chair.
The board took nominations for vice chair next. Dan Guzman was nominated for the position; a second was recorded and the board voted 'Aye,' selecting Guzman as vice chair, concluding the election items.
Following the elections, the board considered a motion to go into executive session. The minutes record a motion for executive session from Mr. Smith and a second; the board voted 'Aye' and the chair announced that the board was entering executive session. The provided transcript ends as the board moves into that closed session and does not record the subject or statutory basis for the executive session.
No formal vote tallies by member name were recorded in the transcript; votes appear as verbal 'ayes' on each motion. The transcript does not specify the reasons for the executive session or any further public actions.
