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There are 11 votes to rescind for sure. It’s just a matter of explaining it, so the Commissioners can understand the two avenues to pass. Between the motion that we are trying to rescind’s original vote, and the vote to rescind last month approximately 12 different people voted against the original proposal. We can get it rescinded, if we can get the motion made.

Sorry I am not familiar enough with whether or not the call to the meeting has been used. The meeting is set by the county mayor and they don’t publish an agenda until the day of the meeting.

Thank you all for the responses. To answer a point made by Mr. Brown, the governing body is managed by RR and there are no overriding laws to the governing of the meeting. A follow up to the use of a motion to rescind as I think that would be easier to follow for the body. The recent motion to rescind was last month in May, is there anything concrete that would cause another motion to rescind so close to the last to be declared out of order? I know it would have to be made after all other business has concluded, but the main concern is an out of order petition be made and sustained. I don’t think the opportunity to get it announced is available at this point. I believe the majority of the body provision can be achieved. Thank you again

I’ll be as concise as possible. A motion to rescind was offered in May on a proposal. It was only told to the commissioners that the only way to pass the motion to rescind was two-thirds vote. They were never informed of the “or a majority of the entire body” provision. It failed to obtain a two-thirds if voting members in a 9-7-2. Here are my questions. 1. Can any action be taken since they were not advised of the majority of the body provision by the County Attorney? 2. Can another motion to rescind be made at this upcoming meeting? 3. Would it be more advantageous to offer a renewal motion of the motion to rescind previously defeated? Entire body consists of 21 members if all are present. Thanks in advance.