A Delaware County session recorded the approval of a motion identified in the transcript as “motion 2 5 Dash97 5.” The motion was moved and seconded on the record; the transcript does not name who made the motion or who seconded it.

The presiding member called for a vote and recorded three affirmative responses. Mister Benton voted “Aye,” followed by “Aye” from Missus Lewis and “Aye” from Mister Merrill. The motion passed by recorded voice votes of the three members present on the record.

The presiding member then announced the session would be adjourned and said the body “will go into a special session at, 1PM today to, do the” — the recording cuts off at that point and does not state the special session’s agenda or the calendar date referred to as “today.”

The transcript provides no substantive detail about the motion’s subject matter or the discussion labeled in the record as “Discussion.” Because the record lacks additional context, the article does not attribute policy positions or describe the motion’s effects beyond the recorded procedural outcome.

Votes at a glance
Motion: “motion 2 5 Dash97 5” — Mover: not specified in transcript; Second: not specified in transcript; Outcome: approved; Recorded votes: Mister Benton — yes; Missus Lewis — yes; Mister Merrill — yes.

What’s next
The session was adjourned and a special session was scheduled for 1 p.m.; the transcript does not record the special session’s purpose or the date beyond the reference to “today.”