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Zoning board approves minutes amendment after members note vote-count error
Summary
The zoning board amended its July 17 minutes after a board member pointed out a misreported vote on a variance (which required a 5-of-6 supermajority). The board voted to approve the minutes as amended before proceeding to the evening agenda.
The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals approved amended minutes from its July 17 meeting after a board member raised an error in how a variance vote was recorded. The chair asked for a motion to approve the minutes "as amended per what Scott just said," and the motion carried by voice vote.
The correction followed member remarks that agenda item P&Z 11-20 had been reported as passing in the draft minutes even though variances require a supermajority of five affirmative votes. A board member asked that the minutes be changed to reflect that the motion had failed under the supermajority rule; the amended minutes were then approved. "Can I have a motion to approve the minutes as amended per what Scott just said?" the chair asked (transcript).
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