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Long Branch City Council adopts Resolution R 74-25, moves into executive session
Summary
The Long Branch City Council voted to adopt Resolution R 74-25 and move into an executive session to discuss attorney-client privilege, an administrator update and administrator sharing.
Presiding officer, a councilmember, said, "I need a motion to close the public portion of the meeting." The council then voted to close the public portion and proceeded to consider a resolution to enter an executive session.
Councilmember, a city official, said, "I hereby certify that this meeting has been published in the newspaper in accordance with the open public meeting act and posted as required by law." That certification preceded the council's vote to move into a closed session.
Presiding officer asked for a motion to adopt a resolution and read the measure aloud: "Resolution r 74 dash 25. Be it resolved by the city council going to executive session to discuss the following." When asked to specify the topics, the meeting record lists: "Attorney client privilege, administrator's update, and administrator sharing." A motion was made and seconded; the presiding officer called, "All in favor? Aye. Opposed?" No opposition was announced and the resolution was adopted.
The actions taken were procedural: the council closed the public portion of the meeting and voted to convene an executive session under Resolution R 74-25. The meeting did not disclose the content of the executive session in the public record at that time.
