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Commission approves amendment aligning county compensation computations with state law
Summary
The Charter Review Commission approved a technical amendment to align County Council and County Executive compensation calculations with state law. The motion was initially recorded 5-0 and later updated to include one member's vote, yielding a recorded unanimous tally.
The commission voted to approve a proposed charter amendment that updates how county council and county executive compensation is computed to conform with state law.
A staff member described the measure as a technical correction to the compensation provisions. A motion to approve the amendment was moved and seconded; the Chair announced the initial roll call as carrying 5-0, noting a member’s audio/connection issue. After confirming that member’s recorded chat response, the commission re-recorded the vote to include the late 'aye'. The Chair said, "Let's quickly go back just to recognize and allow Mister Taylor to vote," and the clerk re-affirmed the updated record.
The commission directed staff to include the approved amendment in the final report for submission to the County Council.
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