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Commissioners fail to pass resolution opposing Camp Grayling land use after vote lacks majority
Summary
A motion to approve a resolution opposing use of state lands by Camp Grayling failed after roll call produced insufficient majority because several commissioners were absent; the motion was recorded but did not carry.
Commissioner Frederick moved, with a second from Commissioner Lewis, to approve a Resolution Opposing the Use of State Lands by Camp Grayling. A roll-call vote was conducted but the motion did not receive a majority due to member absences and therefore failed.
Commissioner Goscicki voted nay; Commissioners Frederick and Jamison voted aye; several members were recorded absent. The motion was announced as failed "due to lack of majority not present." The Board did not adopt the resolution during this meeting.
