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Holden council certifies election, declares Ward II seat vacant and appoints Gary Goodfellow
Summary
At its April 17 meeting the Holden City Council certified the election, declared a Ward II seat vacant after a candidate moved out of the city, and adopted a resolution appointing Gary Goodfellow to fill the vacancy. The council completed first and second readings of Bill No. 04-01-25 and approved the appointment (R25-14).
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The Holden City Council on April 17 certified the recent municipal election, determined a Ward II candidate was no longer eligible after moving out of the city, and later appointed Gary Goodfellow to fill the Ward II vacancy.
Mayor Ray Briscoe presented Bill No. 04-01-25 for first and second readings and called for approval. The minutes state the council found that the candidate for Ward II had moved out of the city since the filing date and therefore the seat was declared vacant. On the second reading the roll call recorded Councilmembers Pemberton, Miller, Barwick, Mensch, Goodfellow, Fields and Mallory as voting yes; Councilman Jim McDaniel was recorded as absent. Bill No. 04-01-25 passed.
Shortly after the certification, the council considered Resolution R25-14 to appoint Gary Goodfellow as Ward II councilmember. Councilwoman Fields moved the appointment and Councilman Mensch seconded; the resolution passed. The minutes do not record the vote tally for R25-14.
The certification of the election completes the council's formal review of election results at this session and the subsequent appointment fills the declared vacancy on the council. The minutes do not specify whether the vacancy was the result of the candidate's own withdrawal or other circumstances beyond the candidate's relocation, nor do they record any formal appeals or further challenges at this meeting.
The council adjourned at 7:08 p.m.
