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Commissioners amend notice language and unanimously adopt Resolution 2026-T
Summary
The High Springs City Commission voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 2026-T after amending its whereas paragraph to remove references to "60 days prior" and "5 business days." The motion was made, seconded, and approved in a roll-call vote.
The High Springs City Commission voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 2026-T after amending the document to remove language referencing "60 days prior" and "5 business days" in a whereas paragraph.
Commissioner (Speaker 4) moved that the commission "pass resolution 20 26 dash t with the correction in removing the 60 days prior as well as the 5 business days in the whereas paragraph," and Clerk (Speaker 3) seconded the motion. During the subsequent roll call, Vice Mayor Bloodsworth, Commissioner Grunder, Commissioner Howe and Commissioner White each recorded a yes vote and the motion carried.
The amendment narrowed the notice-related language in the whereas clause; commissioners did not specify alternative notice intervals on the record during the motion. The commission handled a short procedural question about whether another public comment was needed after the new motion before proceeding to the roll call.
The commission completed the roll-call vote immediately after the amendment and second, and the resolution was approved without recorded opposition.
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