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Highland Park council closes public comment, moves to executive session and adjourns
Summary
At the close of the March 25 meeting the council voted to end public comment, approved an executive-session resolution for litigation and redevelopment negotiations, and adjourned. Motions were moved and seconded and carried by recorded ayes.
After the budget discussion, the Highland Park Borough Council closed the public-comment portion of its March 25 meeting, approved an executive-session resolution to discuss potential litigation and redevelopment negotiations, and then adjourned.
The clerk asked for a motion to close the public-comment session. A motion and second were made; the council voice vote was recorded as "Aye. Aye." and the public-comment period was closed.
The council then moved to an executive session under a resolution labeled 3-25-94 to discuss potential litigation and redevelopment negotiations for identified tracts. A motion to adopt the executive-session resolution was made and seconded; several council members responded "Yes" when their names were called, and the meeting proceeded to executive session without further public action.
Finally the council took a motion to adjourn; the motion was seconded and the voice vote was recorded in the affirmative.
Votes at a glance
- Motion to close public comment: moved and seconded; outcome: passed (voice vote recorded "Aye"). - Motion to adopt Resolution No. 3-25-94 (authorize executive session for potential litigation and redevelopment negotiations): moved and seconded; outcome: passed (council members on record responding "Yes"). - Motion to adjourn: moved and seconded; outcome: passed (voice vote recorded "Aye").
