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No public comment as Spring Valley CID adjourns
Summary
The board opened public comment, received no speakers, and then adjourned after a motion and second; meeting concluded without public input on non-agenda matters.
The board opened the public comment period and explained the three-minute limit per speaker but recorded no public comments.
The chair read the public comment guidance and asked if anyone wished to address the board; with no speakers, a motion to adjourn was made and seconded and the board voted aye to adjourn. "Madam chairman, I move that we adjourn," one member said before the second and the chair called the ayes.
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