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Baldwin County meeting returns to regular session, then adjourns
Summary
During the closing minutes of a Baldwin County meeting, members moved to return the body to regular session and then voted by voice to adjourn.
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Member 1, a governing body member, moved "Make a motion to return to regular session." Member 2, a governing body member, responded, "So move a second." Member 1 then announced, "Motion and a second. All in favor. Aye."
After that vote, Member 1 said, "Entertain a motion to adjourn. Move." Member 1 then called the voice vote: "Motion. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Stand adjourned."
The transcript contains no additional motions, roll-call tallies, formal seconds for the adjournment motion, or other substantive agenda action; the remarks about room temperature occurred during the same closing exchange and were incidental to the procedural motions.
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