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Council moves into executive session over lease and Tivoli litigation; reconvenes with no action taken
Summary
The Biloxi City Council entered executive session to discuss a lease, a dispute with the Secretary of State and pending litigation at the Tivoli property. The council reconvened and announced no action was taken during the closed session.
The Biloxi City Council voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss a lease matter, a dispute with the Secretary of State and pending litigation involving the Tivoli property.
After the closed session the council reconvened in open session and the chair announced that no action was taken during the executive session.
Why it matters: executive sessions allow the council to consult privately on litigation and other matters allowed under state law; the record shows the council held the session and reported no formal action on the matters discussed.
What the meeting record shows: motions to enter and to conclude closed session were moved and seconded; a unanimous vote put the council into executive session and, upon reconvening, the chair stated there was no action taken.
