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Motion to adjourn approved after brief roll-call votes

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A committee member moved to adjourn and the motion was seconded and approved following roll-call confirmations; an earlier unspecified motion also recorded affirmative votes, according to the transcript.

A committee member moved to adjourn, and the motion was seconded and approved after roll-call confirmations, according to the meeting transcript.

The clerk repeatedly called for procedural actions during the recording, prompting a second and a vote on an earlier, unspecified motion. The clerk read affirmative responses including "Bennett" and multiple instances of "Poe," and recorded votes from participants listed as "Brady" and "Rose." The transcript does not identify the text of that earlier motion.

On a separate item, the committee member said, "I'm making motion to adjourn." The clerk asked for a second and then called for a vote. The clerk recorded affirmative responses, including "Bolton," "Craig," "Rose," and "Caller," and the motion to adjourn was recorded as passing.

The transcript ends with the clerk saying, "Thank you, God," followed by an incomplete sentence, suggesting the recording ended mid-remark.

No agenda item titles, ordinance or resolution numbers, or additional substantive discussion appear in the provided transcript excerpt.