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Burlington council appoints Brian Steen to Ward 6 in 3–2 vote
Summary
After a failed first motion, the Burlington City Council appointed Brian Steen to fill the Ward 6 vacancy in a 3–2 vote at its May 14 meeting; the council had earlier considered candidate Katherine Johnson, whose nomination failed 2–3.
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The Burlington City Council voted 3–2 on May 14 to appoint Brian Steen to fill the remainder of the vacant Ward 6 seat.
Councilors Scott Green and James Stavig moved the successful appointment; Councilors Kelsey Freeman and Elizabeth Turman-Bryant opposed. Earlier in the meeting a separate motion to appoint Katherine Johnson failed on a 2–3 vote with Councilors Joe DeGloria, Scott Green and James Stavig recorded as opposing. The meeting minutes note the first vote as "Motion failed; 2:3." Mayor Bill Aslett thanked all candidates for participating in the selection process.
The appointments followed interviews conducted during a 6:00 p.m. work session. The council added the appointment to the regular agenda by unanimous motion prior to considering the consent agenda. The council record shows the successful motion read as a direct authorization to fill the Ward 6 seat effective at the next meeting.
