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Votes at a glance: Owosso Parks and Recreation Commission, June 24, 2026

Owosso Parks and Recreation Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved the meeting agenda and minutes, recommended the parks millage renewal to City Council, allocated $3,200 for a picnic table and bench swing at Hopkins Lake, and adjourned. Vote tallies were recorded as voice votes or unanimous as noted; exact numeric counts were not recorded in the transcript.

The following official actions were recorded in the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting on June 24, 2026:

- Approve agenda: Motion by Commissioner Ellen Rodman, supported by Commissioner Carol Anne Smith. Passed by voice vote (transcript records 'passed by voice vote'; numeric tally not recorded).

- Approve minutes (May 27, 2026): Motion by Commissioner Emily Olson, supported by Commissioner Ellen Rodman. Passed by voice vote (numeric tally not recorded).

- Recommend renewal of parks millage to City Council: Motion by Commissioner Carol Anne Smith, supported by Commissioner Kevin Maginity. Passed by voice vote (transcript does not record rate, duration or ballot language).

- Allocate $3,200 in millage funds for picnic table and bench swing at Hopkins Lake: Motion by Commissioner Emily Olson, supported by Commissioner Ellen Rodman. Passed unanimously (transcript records 'passed unanimously'; numeric tally not recorded).

- Adjourn: Motion by Commissioner Ellen Rodman, supported by Commissioner Carol Anne Smith. Carried with 'Ayes all' (transcript records unanimous consent; numeric tally not recorded).

The transcript does not provide vote-by-name tallies or further amendments to the motions. Where the transcript indicated a voice vote or unanimous passage, this summary preserves that character and does not invent numeric counts.