Chair moves to approve $226.07 manifest and swiftly adjourns meeting

The Chair called the Madison meeting to order at about 11:01 a.m. on May 2 and presented a single item of business: approving a manifest totaling $226.07. "I will make a motion to approve the manifest," the Chair said, then asked for a second.

Following an audible second and multiple affirmative responses, the Chair declared the manifest approved. The meeting record shows several participants said “Aye” in response to the Chair’s request for a vote; the Chair then moved to adjourn. After an affirmative voice response to the adjournment motion, the Chair closed the meeting, noting the session lasted roughly one minute.

The Chair also asked whether there were public comments or any ethics disclosures; participants indicated there were none. No formal roll-call votes, named vote tallies, or public comments were recorded in the transcript. The meeting file lists the manifest amount as $226.07; no further details about payees or invoices were provided.

The meeting ended without additional agenda items. If further record details (such as a vendor list tied to the manifest) are required, those were not specified in the transcript.