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Executive session announced to discuss public works union contract
Summary
Meeting officials announced a planned executive session to discuss the public works union negotiation contract, saying no decisions will be made after the public meeting; a staff member also reported an insurance quote of $727 for $10,000 of annual coverage.
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President (name not specified) announced at the meeting that officials would hold an executive session to discuss the public works union negotiation contract and said there would be no decisions after the public meeting. The session was scheduled to begin at 7:03 p.m.
The announcement signals the governing body will pause public proceedings to discuss labor negotiations in private. "There will be no decisions, after the meeting," President (name not specified) said.
Before that announcement, a staff member (name not specified) briefed the group on an insurance quote, saying, "It's $727 for $10,000 a year of coverage. So I think it's probably probably more than worth it," and added they would "report progress" unless others had items to raise.
No formal motion or vote to enter the executive session was recorded in the transcript excerpt provided, and the president explicitly stated that no decisions would be made after the meeting. The record does not specify what legal authority will be used to hold the closed session, who will attend it, nor any proposed actions that may follow the negotiations.
The meeting scheduled the executive session to begin at 7:03 p.m.; further updates or outcomes were described as "not specified" in the public portion of the transcript.

