LocalVotes
Home/Meetings/Feb 16, 2022 Workshop/Item 3.01-D
PassedFinal tally · 3–2·Feb 16, 2022 · Workshop·Item 3.01-D

Maintain Existing Language in Draft Ordinance No. 21-ORD-01 Regarding Scrivener's Error

Consent Agenda
Plain-language summary

Commissioner Richardson moved to keep the existing language in Draft Ordinance 21-ORD-01 rather than adopting the Independent Ethics Board's proposed correction of a purported scrivener's error in the nonpublic information section. The motion passed 3-2. This was followed by a subsequent motion to specifically correct the contradictory terminology in Section 2-17.

✓ Reviewed by editor · Generated from source document, May 2026

How each commissioner voted

5 present
Curtis Richardson
Curtis RichardsonSeat 4
Voted Yes
Moved by
Dianne Williams-Cox
Dianne Williams-CoxSeat 5
Voted Yes
Seconded by
Jack Porter
Jack PorterSeat 1
Voted No
Jeremy Matlow
Jeremy MatlowSeat 3
Voted No
John E. Dailey
John E. DaileyMayor
Voted Yes

The Motion

As stated on the record

“To maintain existing language in Draft Ordinance No. 21-ORD-01.”

Moved by
Seconded by
Official agenda title

Motion to maintain existing language in Draft Ordinance No. 21-ORD-01 regarding the purported scrivener's error.

📄BoardDocs · Feb 16, 2022 packet · page ↗

Other Items from this Meeting

Full meeting record →
Item 3.01-A

Schedule Introduction of Ordinances for Lobbyist Recommendations and Misuse of Position Changes

Passed
Item 3.01-B

Expand Independent Ethics Board Jurisdiction to Include CRA via Referendum

Failed
Item 3.01-C

Inspector General to Bring Back Agenda Item on Whistleblower Protections

Passed