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Raymore council votes to enter executive session to discuss litigation
Summary
The City Council voted 7–0 to go into executive session under Missouri statute to discuss litigation matters; roll call recorded seven yes votes.
The Raymore City Council voted Monday to enter executive session to discuss litigation matters, invoking Missouri law that permits closed deliberations.
Council member Mister Olman moved ‘‘that we move into executive session to discuss litigation matters as authorized by the revised statute state of Missouri 610.021 subsection 1,’’ and a council member seconded the motion. The council conducted a roll call and recorded seven affirmative votes: Council member Don Luck (yes), Council member Baker (yes), Council member Barber (yes), Council member Burke (yes/present), Council member Cirkuh (yes), Council member Holman (yes), and Council member Mills (yes). Mayor and other procedural remarks followed and the meeting moved into closed session.
Ending
The meeting minutes reflect that the council paused public proceedings and moved into the executive session; no public deliberations from the closed session were disclosed at the meeting.
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