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City of South Miami meeting not held after officials cite lack of quorum
Summary
A scheduled City of South Miami meeting was not held after the presiding officer announced a lack of quorum and cited a code provision; staff said they will seek to move the next meeting from May 25 to May 18 and will circulate notice to board members and the public.
A scheduled City of South Miami meeting was not held after the presiding officer announced the body lacked a quorum, the presiding officer said.
The presiding officer told attendees that "we have, lack of quorum at today's meeting and so this meeting will not be held," and referenced a code provision spoken as "code section 6.1 20 dash 6.1, sub paragraph d" as the basis for not proceeding. The transcript does not include a calendar date for this session.
The meeting had been scheduled to reconvene on May 25, but a staff member noted that date falls on Memorial Day and proposed rescheduling. "The next meeting is actually May 25. It's the it's actually Memorial Day," the staff member said. "I will be circulating an email around to the board members to see if we can move it to maybe the previous week, May 18, to see if anybody is available for that." The presiding officer added that "the city will be providing public notice to the general public, once that date is determined."
No formal motions or votes were recorded in the transcript. The presiding officer closed the meeting after announcing the cancellation and the plan to circulate a rescheduling email.
The transcript gives no further details on who would review applications that had been on the agenda or on specific deadlines for rescheduling. Officials said the city will provide public notice once a new date is set.
