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Fairview council recesses into executive session, returns with no public action
Summary
At a March 25 special meeting, the Fairview Town Council recessed into executive session to consult with legal counsel and discuss real property and economic development; the council returned to open session saying there were no actions to take and adjourned.
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A little past 4:30 on March 25, the Fairview Town Council recessed a special meeting into an executive session to consult with legal counsel and to discuss real property and economic development negotiations, then returned to public session with no actions taken and adjourned.
The meeting opened with the presiding officer calling the special meeting to order and offering the citizen-comments period; no members of the public addressed the council. The presiding officer then announced the council would move into an executive session "to consult with our legal counsel," to discuss the value, sale or acquisition of real property, and to deliberate economic development negotiations, and said, "So we are in executive session now." The presiding officer estimated the closed session would run "probably an hour, hour and a half."
Because the topics were discussed in closed session, the council did not disclose details of the deliberations in the public record. On returning to open session, the presiding officer said, "Out of the closed session executive session, we have no actions to take. So I am adjourning the meeting." The meeting was then adjourned. The presiding officer closed by saying, "We'll see you, next Tuesday."
The transcript records the statutory citations read aloud as "section 551.071," "section 551.072," and "section 551.087," which are the provisions the presiding officer identified as the legal basis for the closed-session topics. No votes, motions, or formal decisions were reported in the public record at the meeting.
