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Mayor excused from voting; commission conducts roll call
Summary
The meeting handled a short procedural matter: the mayor asked to be excused from voting and the commission conducted a roll-call vote on the amended resolution, which passed unanimously.
At the start of the roll-call sequence, Mayor (Speaker 2) asked to be excused from voting that night; Clerk (Speaker 3) confirmed the request and arranged for the form to be provided.
The meeting proceeded with a roll-call vote on the amended resolution. Clerk (Speaker 3) called each name — Vice Mayor Bloodsworth, Commissioner Grunder, Commissioner Howe and Commissioner White — and the votes were recorded as yes, resulting in the resolution's adoption.
The procedural excusal was handled administratively via form, and no further discussion about the mayor's absence from the vote was recorded on the transcript.
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