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Bryan council approves slate of board and commission appointments

Bryan City Council · November 11, 2025
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Summary

The Bryan City Council voted unanimously to approve a packaged slate of appointments across multiple boards and commissions, using a single consolidated vote to expedite the process.

The Bryan City Council approved a packaged slate of appointments to multiple boards and commissions after a single consolidated motion and voice vote.

A staff member read the recommended nominees for several bodies, including the Bryan Housing Authority (Andreas Pavlatos, Rick Ravey and Glenn Jones; Kamisha Ross, Tracy Don Moore and Alice Contreras), the Building and Standards Commission (Place 1: Manuel Aguilar; Place 2: Anthony Rose; alternate Place 6: Gustavo Roman), the Civil Service Commission (Raymond Montoya), the Design Review Board (Place 4: Mr. Hamadeh; Place 2: Cheryl Hobbs; Place 3: Michael Scott Record), the Historic Landmark Commission (Place 7: Silas Garrett), the Planning and Zoning Commission (Greg Owens; Place 8: Nash Porter), and the Zoning Board of Adjustment (Place 1: Matt Barton; Place 4: Steven Nash Porter; alternate Place 7: James Addison).

A council member moved to approve the slate as read; the Chair called for the voice vote and stated, "All in favor of the motion, say aye." The motion "carries unanimous," and the appointments were recorded as approved in a single roll-call to conserve time.

The council explained the consolidated vote was intended to streamline the agenda: the Chair said the group had "made our assessments" and opted to act on the list together rather than holding separate votes for each board. No objections or individual roll-call dissents were recorded.