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ACSA enters closed session to discuss executive director performance and possible land purchase; board certifies no other matters discussed
Summary
The ACSA board voted to enter a closed session citing statutory exemptions related to personnel and acquisition, then later certified by roll call that only exempt matters were discussed and returned to open session.
The Amherst County Service Authority on June 11 entered closed session to discuss the executive director’s annual performance review and possible land acquisition, then reconvened in open session and certified the closed-session topics.
The board chair moved that, "pursuant to section 2.23711 a 1 and section 2.23711 a 3 of Dakota Virginia 1950 as amended," the board enter closed session to discuss the executive director annual performance and potential land acquisition. The motion carried and the board met in closed session. (The transcript records the statutory citation as read at the meeting.)
After returning to open session the board made a recorded certification vote stating that, to the best of each member’s knowledge, only public business matters lawfully exempt from the open meeting requirements and identified in the motion had been heard, discussed or considered during the closed session. The certification roll call recorded ayes from Mister Martin, Mister Woods, Mister Pero and the chair.
