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Motion 26-471 put to a vote; transcript does not record outcome
Summary
The transcript records that a motion numbered 26-471 was put to a vote and that Mrs. Lewis responded verbally, but the record does not include the vote tally or a formal announcement of the motion's outcome.
A session segment records that meeting officers moved to a vote on "motion 26-471," with Mrs. Lewis verbally responding "I." The transcript does not record a final tally or state whether the motion passed.
The exchange begins when an officer calls for the motion and asks for a second and a vote on motion 26-471. The transcript shows the procedural prompt to "vote on motion 26-471." Shortly afterward, Mrs. Lewis says "I." The record then includes a line naming "Mr. Benton" and a separate unlabeled brief utterance of "Hi," but it does not present clear yes/no vote labels or a roll-call result tied to the motion.
After the brief recorded responses, an officer says "Thank you" and then, "All right. With no further business, we stand," indicating the meeting was concluded. The transcript provides no further context about the substance of motion 26-471, who moved or seconded it, any amendments, or the formal outcome of the vote.
Because the transcript excerpts provided here do not include a vote tally or a formal announcement of the decision, this account limits itself to what is verbatim in the record: a motion was called to a vote, a participant identified as Mrs. Lewis responded "I," and the meeting was closed without an outcome recorded in the supplied transcript.
