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Commissioners record approval of April 9 minutes; minutes contain inconsistent vote notations

Millcreek Historic Preservation Commission · May 14, 2026
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Summary

The Millcreek Historic Preservation Commission moved to approve its April 9, 2026 minutes; the transcript records both an abstention and a separate attestation showing unanimous approval, an inconsistency noted in the minutes.

The Millcreek Historic Preservation Commission voted to approve the April 9, 2026 Regular Meeting minutes at its May 14, 2026 meeting.

Commissioner Tiffany Hunter Greene moved to approve the minutes, and Commissioner Kaye Donahoe seconded. The transcript records individual votes: "Commissioner Greene voted yes, Commissioner Donahoe voted yes, Commissioner Brinton voted yes, Commissioner Leeflang abstained, Chair Lufkin voted yes," followed immediately by the statement, "The motion passed unanimously." A later attestation block in the minutes (SEG 002) lists yes votes from additional commissioners and records the motion as passed unanimously, creating a contradiction between the recorded abstention and the later unanimous attestation.

The discrepancy appears in the meeting record and is not resolved in the available transcript; the minutes do not provide an explicit explanation for the different vote notations. Chair Ryan Lufkin presided over the vote; Commissioners recorded in the transcript include Tiffany Hunter Greene, Kaye Donahoe and Peter Brinton, with Arie Leeflang noted as abstaining in the first vote record. Emily Johnson appears by video in the attestation text. The record shows the motion outcome as "approved," but the inconsistent vote entries indicate a clerical or transcription issue that the commission may wish to clarify in a subsequent meeting or erratum.

No additional actions or votes tied to substantive policy decisions were recorded in this agenda item. The commission proceeded to the next agenda topic on the historical property inquiry at 777 E Scott Avenue.