Zoning board meeting postponed after lack of quorum; session rescheduled for July 14

The zoning board canceled its meeting today after officials said it did not have a quorum and therefore could not conduct any business. The moderator told attendees the session will be rescheduled for 9:00 a.m. on July 14 and that notices will be re-advertised.

The moderator said, "it doesn't look like we're going to have a quorum today, which means we can't conduct any business," apologizing for the inconvenience and noting this was the second time the meeting had been readvertised. The moderator advised that anyone unable to attend could submit written or emailed statements, adding, "we're always willing to take any sort of written or uh email statements to provide to the zoning board." The moderator also said the meeting notices would be reissued and that attendees who received letters previously would receive another notice.

The announcement included the specific logistics for the rescheduled session: "It'll be nine o'clock in the morning at same same spot, same location," the moderator said, and confirmed that the board would carry the item to its July meeting. A participant identified himself near the end of the excerpt, saying, "My name is Matt Mosley." The transcript does not record further substantive discussion or any formal votes or motions before the meeting was postponed.

Because the board was not able to convene with a quorum, no formal actions were taken and no agenda items were decided. The board asked members of the public who wish to comment on zoning matters to submit written or emailed statements for consideration in the rescheduled meeting. The transcript excerpt ends after the identity statement and the moderator's procedural remarks.