Nantucket Land Bank votes to enter executive session on litigation and property matters
Summary
At the June 10 meeting the commission voted to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation strategy and negotiation of property purchases and sales; the meeting recorded a motion to not return to open session immediately afterwards.
The Nantucket Land Bank Commission voted on June 10 to enter executive session for three purposes: to approve executive session minutes; to discuss litigation strategy where public discussion could harm the Land Bank’s position; and to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property where public discussion could harm negotiation positions.
A motion to move into executive session and not return to open session was seconded and approved by roll call. The recorded votes in the transcript were John — Aye; Allen — Aye; Neil — Aye. Commissioner Mark experienced a brief technical disruption and signed out to rejoin the meeting; staff later noted they would re-admit him. The commission then closed open session and proceeded into executive session.
No details of the litigation or property negotiations were discussed in open session, consistent with notice provided at the meeting. The commission did not record further actions in open session after the motion to enter executive session.
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