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Spokane County commissioners approve consent agenda, schedule three executive sessions on potential litigation
Summary
At the June 24 Spokane County consent agenda meeting the board unanimously approved items 3a and 4a–d, removed item 4e from the agenda, and announced three executive sessions on potential litigation under RCW 42.31.110; no final action was anticipated in the closed sessions.
At the Spokane County Board of Commissioners' June 24 consent agenda meeting, the board moved and unanimously approved a motion to adopt items 3a and 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d as presented on the day's agenda and struck item 4e from the agenda.
A commissioner moved, and another seconded, to approve the listed consent items; the chair called for a voice vote and “aye” was recorded by the commissioners. The meeting record states the motion passed unanimously.
County staff and commissioners announced three planned executive sessions to discuss potential litigation under RCW 42.31.110. The sessions were described as follows: the first session would include the board, Matt Folsom, Scott Simmons and Devin Curta and run approximately five minutes; the second would include Matt Folsom, Scott Simmons, Devin Curta and Chris Anderson and run approximately ten minutes; the third was described as a continuation of a morning session and would include Scott Simmons, Jeff McMorris, Devin Curta and Matt Folsom. Meeting participants stated no final action would be taken in any of the three executive sessions.
The chair announced the board expected to be in executive session for a total of about 45 minutes and that the open meeting would adjourn at the close of the sessions. No votes or formal actions on litigation issues were recorded during the open meeting.
