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Greenlee County meeting instructs attorneys to accept stipulation to dismiss Sumner v. Lundt appeals
Summary
At a Greenlee County meeting, officials voted to instruct counsel to agree to a stipulation to dismiss the appeal and cross-appeal in Sumner v. Lundt; the motion was moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote. Details of the stipulation were not provided in the record.
At a Greenlee County meeting, officials voted to instruct their attorneys to agree to a stipulation to dismiss the appeal and cross-appeal in Sumner v. Lundt.
Speaker 2, a meeting participant, told the body it had already received legal advice and proposed the motion: “you move to instruct our attorneys to agree to the stipulation to dismiss the appeal and cross appeal in Sumner versus Lundt et al. So moved.” The motion was seconded and adopted by voice vote; those present responded “aye.”
The action followed counsel advice that had been provided to the group, according to Speaker 2. The transcript does not include the terms of the stipulation, any filing dates, or which parties consented beyond the instruction to the county’s attorneys.
The vote was recorded as a voice vote of “ayes” in the meeting record; individual roll-call votes or counts were not named in the transcript. After the vote the meeting was adjourned.
No further directions, deadlines, or implementation steps were specified in the meeting record that appears in the transcript.
