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Golf Manor Village executive committee votes to enter executive session on employee compensation

3275624 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

The Golf Manor Village Executive Committee amended its agenda and voted to enter an executive session to discuss matters of employee compensation, postponing a scheduled code enforcement update and approving minutes amid a date discrepancy.

The Golf Manor Village Executive Committee voted to enter an executive session to discuss matters of employee compensation after amending the meeting agenda and approving minutes.

The committee chair said, "The mayor would like to, the mayor would like to go into an executive session to discuss matters of compensation for an employee," and members approved the motion by roll call. The chair also proposed moving the executive session to immediately follow approval of the minutes. The committee postponed a scheduled code enforcement report because the presenter (Jim) was not available.

Committee members approved the minutes that were on hand after noting a discrepancy between the online record and the packet (the minutes available online were labeled February while the committee expected March minutes). During the roll call on the executive-session motion, members identified in the public record as Mr. Fisher, Britney and Melody registered affirmative votes; other roll-call details were not specified in the public transcript.

Before adjourning to closed session, the chair instructed that the mayor, the fiscal officer and Chief Campbell be invited into the executive session, and asked those not invited to leave the room. The public livestream was ended when the committee moved into executive session. The transcript contains no further public details about the discussion or any decisions made in the closed session.