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Mount Vernon Council votes to enter executive session on property purchase or sale
Summary
During a meeting (date not specified) the Mount Vernon Council moved and seconded to go into executive session to discuss the purchase or sale of property; council members called the roll, the motion was declared unanimous, and nonessential persons were asked to leave.
A member of the Mount Vernon Council moved that the council go into executive session to discuss the purchase or sale of property; the motion was seconded and the chair called the roll during the meeting (date not specified).
The motion — "I move that we go into executive session for the purchase or sale of property" — was made without a speaker name recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. A council participant identified as Mahan seconded the motion. During the subsequent roll call, several members answered “here” or “yes,” and a speaker announced, "That's unanimous." The transcript shows the council then prepared to close the meeting room and asked nonessential persons to leave before the closed session began: "We need the door closed ... I think you guys will have to leave."
The action closed that portion of the meeting to the public; the transcript excerpt does not identify the statutory authority cited for the executive session or provide a date for the meeting. The record in the excerpt ends with the council moving into the closed session and securing the room.
