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Charles Town finance committee waives most of license fee for single-entry request

Charles Town City Finance Committee · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The Charles Town City Finance Committee unanimously approved a motion to reduce a license fee for a single-entry waiver request tied to July 14, 2026, leaving a $50 charge; the committee recorded a second, an aye-only vote and adjourned shortly afterward.

The Charles Town City Finance Committee voted unanimously to waive most of a license fee for a single-entry license request tied to July 14, 2026, reducing the charge to $50, the committee chair said.

The transcript records no discussion of the reasons for the waiver or the party requesting it; the record shows only the motion to grant the waiver, a second (not identified in the transcript), four recorded ayes and an announcement that the motion passed unanimously.

The chair introduced the motion on the record: "I move under license waiver request for 07/14/2026. That for the single entry requesting a waiver, we waive all but $50," and the committee "got a 2nd," according to the transcript. The chair then called for the vote; four members responded "aye" in sequence and the chair declared, "Motion passed unanimously." The transcript contains a short unclear numeric line, "72," immediately after the motion language; the record does not clarify whether that is an amount, docket number or transcription artifact.

No individual committee members were named in the transcript as mover or seconder, and no roll-call names appear for the recorded ayes. After the vote the chair asked whether there was any other business, then declared the committee out of session at about 1:59 a.m.

The transcript provides no additional details about who requested the waiver, the original fee amount, or the rationale for granting the reduction; those items are not specified in the record.