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Council holds executive session on potential property acquisition; no binding action reported
Summary
The Lansing City Council entered a 20‑minute executive session under the cited KSA provision to discuss preliminary acquisition of real property and later returned to open session without taking binding action.
The Lansing City Council entered executive session April 4 for a preliminary discussion of acquisition of real property under the Kansas statute cited at the meeting. The council moved into a closed executive session for 20 minutes as announced on the record; the meeting later returned to open session and the mayor reported no binding action was taken.
The council recorded the statutory citation during the motion to enter executive session (as stated in the meeting, "KSA754319Bravo6"). Councilmembers voted to go into executive session by roll call and then returned to open session at the announced time. No purchases, contracts, or binding commitments were approved in open session following the executive session.
Because the discussion was held in executive session, the council’s public record does not include the substance of the real property deliberations; the mayor stated only that the body had returned to open session and no binding action was taken.
