The Flowery Branch City Council has postponed Thursday’s meeting to July 8 because it won’t have enough members to conduct a meeting.

The council normally meets the first and third Thursdays of the month at 6 p.m.

The city charter requires a mayor or interim mayor and three council members to conduct a meeting.

Because of resignations this year, the council is down to three members and an interim mayor, and one council member will be out of town this week.

The council’s July 15 meeting is still scheduled, but council members “will discuss whether to postpone it a week ... so that the meetings aren’t so close together,” City Clerk Melissa McCain said Monday.

The council meetings take place at City Hall, 5517 Main St.

The council has planned Sept. 21 and Nov. 2 special elections to fill the council and mayor seats.