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Council moves to closed session on personnel, bargaining, land and litigation; vote recorded unanimously
Summary
At the Aug. 18 pre-council meeting the City Council moved into a closed session to discuss personnel, collective bargaining, land acquisition or conveyance, and pending or threatened litigation. The motion was approved unanimously in a roll-call vote.
Mayor Terry Darcy asked for a motion to go into closed session to discuss personnel, collective bargaining, land acquisition or conveyance, and pending or threatened litigation. A motion and second were made; the transcript does not identify who moved or seconded.
The clerk conducted a roll-call vote. Councilmembers Carlos Cardenas, John Clement, Anthony Hug, Cesar Navarro, Miguel Moreno, Matthew Mudrin, Councilwoman Quillman, Councilwoman Reardon and Mayor Terry Darcy each answered “Aye.” The mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting moved to closed session.
The pre-council transcript records the motion and the unanimous vote; no discussion of the closed-session matters appears in the public record excerpt.
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