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Chair asks for motion to suspend order
Summary
During a brief procedural exchange, the meeting chair asked members for a motion to "suspend the order." The transcript records the request but shows no motion, second, or vote.
At the meeting, the chair asked members for a motion to "suspend the order." The request was delivered as a procedural prompt: "Can I get a motion to suspend the order?" The transcript contains no subsequent motion, second, or roll-call vote.
The exchange began with short, procedural remarks from the chair — "Yeah," "I just restarted it," "Thank you," and "Okay" — before the motion request. Those lines indicate a brief administrative or technical pause immediately preceding the procedural request.
No legislation, ordinance number, resolution, or legal statute was named in the recorded exchange, and the transcript does not record any formal action, mover, or vote related to the chair's request. Next steps or outcomes were not specified in the provided transcript.
