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Onancock EDA amends bylaws to move to quarterly meetings
Summary
The Onancock Economic Development Authority voted to amend its bylaws to hold quarterly rather than monthly meetings, citing limited current projects and funding. Board members said they expect to meet more frequently when funding streams resume.
The Onancock Economic Development Authority voted on March 19, 2025, to amend its bylaws so regular meetings will be held quarterly instead of monthly. Board members discussed declining workload and the absence of active projects and funding as the reason for reducing the regular meeting cadence, and the minutes record that "the motion was adopted."
Members emphasized the change is procedural rather than permanent: several said the board will convene more often if project activity or funding returns. The amended cadence is intended to reduce administrative burden in periods with little active business while preserving the option for special meetings or more frequent sessions when necessary.
The minutes do not record a roll-call tally for the bylaw amendment but indicate that the proposal was moved and seconded and then adopted by the board.
