Meeting moves into executive session to discuss property under South Carolina code; returns with no report

An unidentified meeting participant said the group would consider moving into an executive session to discuss potential contractual negotiations and the sale or purchase of property under a cited South Carolina code provision.

“That Thursday, March 27, around 03:20. We're looking at possibly going to executive session to a discussion, negotiations, incident to propose contractual agreements, and or propose sale or purchase of property South Carolina code section 30,478.2, and recreational, second item, recreational property,” the unidentified meeting participant said.

The participants then voted to enter executive session; the motion was seconded and approved by voice, with the meeting later reconvening to open session. After returning, an unidentified meeting participant said, “We're back from Executive Session, and we're back into regular session, and we have nothing to report at this time.” The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that was seconded and approved.

No substantive details about negotiations, property identity, parties, financial terms or any formal action from the executive session were disclosed in the public record included in the transcript. The transcript records only the motions to go into executive session, the group’s return to open session, the statement that there was “nothing to report,” and the adjournment.

The meeting cited a state statute reference as given in the session: “South Carolina code section 30,478.2.” The transcript does not provide additional context about that citation, and no ordinance, contract, resolution number, or property description was provided in the public portion of the record.