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City attorney says Wellness Policy item needs no action; council takes no action
Summary
City Attorney Beth Anne Childs told the Bristow City Council that agenda item #8—adopting a Wellness Policy resolution—did not require action because the Mayor had already been authorized to draft it; the council took no action on the resolution.
City Attorney Beth Anne Childs told the council on April 21 that no action needed to be taken on agenda item #8, the proposed Resolution on the Wellness Policy, saying the item had previously been approved to authorize the Mayor to draft the resolution. The minutes state that no action was taken on the Wellness Policy resolution during this meeting.
The minutes do not record further debate, amendments, or a future action date for the resolution. The council’s decision to take no action leaves the item at the same procedural status recorded in prior meetings, with the Mayor authorized to prepare a draft resolution.
