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Council votes to enter executive session to discuss real-estate transaction
Summary
The Hoover City Council voted unanimously to go into executive session to consult with the city attorney about a real-estate transaction and did not return to the chamber afterward.
At the end of the May 12 meeting the Hoover City Council voted to enter an executive session "for the purpose of discussing with our attorney issues related to a real estate transaction," the mayor announced.
Council President John B. Lyda stated that the city attorney had provided the required written certification to the clerk to permit an executive session on real-estate matters. Councilor Posey moved to go into executive session and an unnamed councilor seconded; the clerk called the roll. The recorded roll call in the transcript shows councilors Posey, Driver, Murphy, Middlebrooks, McClinton and Lyda voting "aye." The mayor announced that with a vote of six ayes and zero nays the motion carried, the meeting would proceed to executive session and would not return to the chambers; the council would adjourn following the executive session.
No further public details about the subject of the real-estate discussion were given at the meeting.
