Meeting canceled after organizers say there was no quorum; no votes taken

A scheduled meeting was canceled after organizers concluded they did not have a quorum and therefore could not conduct votes, the chair said. "We're actually going to cancel because we can't vote on anything today," the chair announced.

The decision came shortly after the chair called for roll and one participant identified themself as Jeff Bachelor's. When a participant asked whether the body could still pay bills without a quorum, another answered, "Nope," indicating no procedural exceptions were available in that session.

The cancellation prevented any formal motions, votes, or official decisions from taking place. Participants exchanged brief informal remarks at the start of the session — including apologies and a comment about the heat outside — before the procedural announcement to cancel.

The transcript records only the chair's announcement and the single attendee confirmation; it does not list any votes, motions, or a rescheduled meeting time.

The meeting ended with the chair's confirmation that the session would be canceled and no further official action recorded in the transcript.