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Plymouth Township meeting adjourns after scheduling continuation
Summary
After setting the continued hearing date, the Chair called for adjournment; a motion was made and seconded, the board voted by voice, and the clerk announced the meeting adjourned.
After approving the continuation date, the Chair asked whether there was a motion to adjourn. A motion was made and seconded, the clerk called for a voice vote and attendees said "Aye," and the clerk declared the meeting adjourned.
The relevant exchange was short and strictly procedural: the Chair asked "Is there a motion to adjourn?" and shortly thereafter the clerk noted, "And we are adjourned." No further substantive business was brought forward before the meeting closed.
The transcript records the procedural steps and the clerk’s announcement of adjournment; no vote roll call or attendance tally beyond the brief “We’re 10” remark earlier in the session was provided.
