Chair says lack of quorum forces postponement of June 11 meeting

The presiding officer announced the meeting scheduled for 6:00 p.m. Thursday, June 11 could not proceed because there was not a quorum, saying the body requires a minimum of four members but only three were present. "We don't have a quorum tonight," the Chair said, "we should have minimum of 4 members, and we only have 3 here." No agenda items were taken.

The announcement occurred shortly after the meeting convened; the Chair said staff would poll members to identify when four members could attend and explore the possibility of a special meeting to handle time‑sensitive items. "We can look with work with Amanda and see if we can have a special meeting," the Chair said, and added staff would reach out to members and follow up with attendees.

Speakers at the session cited different dates for the next regular meeting: one participant said the next meeting "won't be until July 16," while another suggested meetings may occur twice a month and mentioned July 7. The transcript does not specify a year for those dates and does not identify the formal body by name.

Because a quorum was not present, no motions, votes, or formal actions were recorded. The Chair asked staff to contact members to set a new meeting date and to notify the public; attendees were told they would be informed when the next meeting is scheduled.