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Council votes: executive session entry, minutes and bill list approved
Summary
The Kenilworth Borough Council voted to enter executive session, approved executive-session minutes from Dec. 4, 2025, and approved resolution 25-60 (bill list) after a $380 adjustment to a Home Depot PO; motions to close public comment and to adjourn also passed.
The council recorded several procedural votes during the meeting.
The council voted to go into executive session to discuss pending or anticipated litigation and matters within the attorney-client privilege. Motion to enter executive session was made by Councilman Scarce and seconded by Councilman Fenestrella; the motion passed on voice vote.
The council approved the minutes of the executive session from Dec. 4, 2025. Motion to approve the executive-session minutes was made by Councilman Mora and seconded by Councilman Boyle; the minutes were adopted by roll call.
On the consent agenda, the council approved Resolution 25-60, the bill list, with a $380 reduction to reflect an adjustment to a purchase order issued to Home Depot. Motion to approve the bill list was made by Councilman Fenestrella and seconded by Councilman Skurries; the motion passed on roll call.
The council also voted to close the public portion of the meeting and later approved a motion to adjourn. Motions to close public comment and to adjourn were moved and seconded as recorded on the minutes and approved on voice vote.
Why it matters: These are routine procedural actions that allow the council to record official minutes, handle the borough's accounts payable and proceed with closed-session matters under attorney-client privilege.
Details of the executive-session discussion were not disclosed in the public meeting minutes.
