Park Hills Council Meeting Disrupted
A recent Park Hills council meeting was marred by controversy, with disagreements over voting and record-keeping.
The meeting's agenda was derailed during the approval of last month's minutes, largely due to the contentious September 29 meeting. During that meeting, council member Sarah Froelich walked out just as a vote was being called on a zone change proposal.
- Only four council members were present, with two absent.
- Despite the reduced attendance, a quorum was still achieved, allowing business to proceed.
Council member Froelich did not want to approve the legislation and claimed she was using parliamentary procedure to make a statement when she left the meeting.
Author's summary: Park Hills council meeting disrupted over voting disagreement.
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