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Council moves into closed session to discuss potential public water supply agreement with Village of Raymond
Summary
The Franklin City Council voted to enter closed session under a Wisconsin statute to discuss potential terms for providing public water service to the Village of Raymond and later voted to proceed as discussed in closed session.
Franklin City voted to enter a closed session to discuss potential agreement terms for providing public water service to the Village of Raymond and related infrastructure and funding matters. The council later approved proceeding as discussed in closed session.
The matter was placed in closed session under a state statute referenced during the meeting; officials said the closed session would cover negotiation of service terms and the investing of public funds. No substantive terms of any proposed agreement were disclosed in open session.
Speaker 1, a board member, read the notice for a closed session citing a Wisconsin state provision and said the board would discuss "potential agreement terms for the provision of the public water supply and potential agreement terms in relation to the public infrastructure work to provide such public water supply and the investing of public funds." Speaker 1 then moved to enter closed session; the motion was seconded and approved on a voice vote. After the closed session, Speaker 1 moved that the council "proceed as discussed in closed session." The motion was seconded and approved on a voice vote.
The council did not disclose the details of the closed-session deliberations in open session. No separate public vote on a final agreement was recorded in the meeting minutes provided during the session.
