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Participants certify closed session and decline sale of 384 Old Ferry Road
Summary
Meeting participants certified that the closed session covered only items listed under agenda section 2 20-37-11(a)(3) and stated they will not sell 384 Old Ferry Road at this time; the meeting then adjourned.
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Unidentified speaker (meeting participant) moved to come out of closed session and asked colleagues to certify that only the matters listed under "agenda section 2 20-37-11(a)(3)" were discussed. After a second, participants repeatedly stated, "I certify."
An unidentified participant summarized a closed-session discussion about a potential property transaction, saying, "we had a lengthy discussion in reference to selling the possibility of selling 384 Old Ferry Road." That speaker then stated, "At this time, we will not be selling that location." The remarks appear to reflect the meeting participants' current position, as recorded in the meeting transcript.
Following those statements, another unidentified participant moved to adjourn, a motion was seconded and verbal assent was recorded with "Aye." The transcript does not record a roll-call vote or provide names for the individuals who seconded motions or voiced the certification and adjournment votes.
The certification invoked agenda section 2 20-37-11(a)(3) as the legal basis for the closed-session topic; the transcript provides that citation but does not expand on its jurisdictional source or give additional legal detail. The discussion about 384 Old Ferry Road occurred in closed session and was summarized aloud when the body returned to open session. The transcript records the decision not to pursue a sale "at this time" but does not state whether a formal written action, staff directive, or future review date was set.
The meeting ended after the adjournment motion was approved by verbal assent. No additional motions, vote tallies, or named speakers are recorded in the available transcript excerpt.

