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Board appoints Scott Johnson as nonvoting advisor
Summary
The Sodus Point Board unanimously appointed Scott Johnson as an advisor with no voting authority and defined duties for meeting attendance, limited presiding powers, and possible executive-session participation.
The Village of Sodus Point Board of Trustees voted unanimously Sept. 23 to appoint Scott Johnson as an Advisor to the Board. The resolution, moved by Trustee Laurie Verbridge and seconded by Trustee Whit Sprague, describes Johnson’s duties, explicitly bars him from voting and allows the board to invite him into executive sessions when appropriate.
The resolution lists specific limits and responsibilities: Johnson may attend public meetings, offer opinions and recommendations, and — if requested by the Board in the Mayor’s absence — call a meeting to order and help move through the agenda without exercising decision-making authority. The appointment took effect immediately upon adoption.
The motion passed 'all voting aye.' Advisor Johnson was recorded among meeting attendees following the vote.
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