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Board approves minutes and four added resolutions; one commissioner abstains from a resolution
Summary
The board approved the June 18 regular and special minutes and moved to approve four added resolutions; during roll call a commissioner noted an abstention on a resolution ending in '263' and the clerk was directed to record that abstention.
The presiding officer asked for approval of two sets of minutes from June 18; Speaker 7 moved to approve the regular and special minutes and the board approved them by voice vote.
The board then considered four added resolutions on the meeting agenda. A motion to approve the batch of resolutions was moved by Wuerffel and supported by Harrison. One commissioner (identified in the meeting as Sharon) said she would abstain from a resolution identified in the discussion as ending in '263' "out of an abundance of caution," and the presiding officer asked the clerk to note that abstention during the roll call.
The board proceeded with a roll-call count for the resolutions; members answered in the affirmative as called. The presiding officer noted the abstention and moved the meeting to committee reports.
What’s next: The clerk will record the roll-call votes and the abstention in the official minutes; no additional debate or amendments were recorded for these resolutions at the meeting.
