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Meeting moves into executive session; no minutes or public comment announced
Summary
A staff member announced the meeting would move into an executive session for the stated purpose of "canaded interwect," and said there were no minutes to approve and no public comment, according to the transcript.
A staff member announced that the meeting would move into an executive session for the stated purpose of "canaded interwect" and said there were no minutes to approve and no public comment, according to the meeting transcript.
The transcript begins with a request to call the roll; the speaker then said, "There no minuts to approve and there is no public comit," indicating no regular-business minutes or public-comment period were pending.
The same speaker then said, "We'l go going to Exeective session. Maj for the purpose of canaded interwect." The transcript contains additional garbled and non-English text after that remark. The record supplied does not include a formal motion text with a named mover or seconder, nor does it show a recorded vote in the supplied excerpt.
Because the transcript excerpt does not provide a statutory citation or specify an ordinance or code section authorizing the executive session, the stated reason appears only as given in the record and is reported here verbatim. The transcript does not identify further agenda items, vote outcomes, or next steps in the public portion of the meeting.
