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Offender Residency Board approves prior minutes, hears one petition and adjourns

Offender Residency Board · August 8, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 8 meeting the Offender Residency Board approved minutes from July 11, approved one residency exemption petition for a named petitioner, and adjourned after brief procedural business.

The Offender Residency Board opened Aug. 8, completed roll call and approved the minutes from its July 11 meeting by voice vote after a motion and second. A board member moved to approve the minutes, the motion was seconded, members voiced "Aye" and the chair recorded an aye vote.

The board then held a public hearing on a petition by Fred R. Cervantes to exempt distancing restrictions so he may reside at 5711 7th Avenue, Apartment 309. No members of the public spoke. After questions about benefits, medical condition and treatment status, the board approved the petition by voice vote and reminded Cervantes he must follow up with his alderman and complete a new form the board clerk said the petitioner had not yet received. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn was carried by voice vote.