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Meeting returns from executive session and is immediately adjourned
Summary
At 7:17 the meeting returned to open session from an executive session; an unidentified staff member moved to adjourn and a presiding officer called the voice vote, with ayes recorded and no opposition stated in the transcript.
At 7:17 participants returned from an executive session to open session and an unidentified staff member moved to adjourn the meeting.
The motion closed the meeting without further substantive action recorded in the transcript. The presiding officer then called for a voice vote and the ayes were heard; no opposition was stated on the record.
"I will make a motion again to adjourn this meeting," an unidentified staff member said during the return to open session. The presiding officer asked, "All those in favor state aye," and several voices responded, "Aye." The presiding officer followed with, "All oppose," and no oppositions were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
The transcript does not list a seconder for the motion, does not give a numeric roll-call tally, and does not record any additional discussion, directions, or follow-up tasks. No votes against, abstentions, or recusals appear in the excerpt.
Because the record provided is limited to the meeting's return from executive session and the adjournment motion, no other agenda items or decisions are described in the available transcript.
