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Meeting exits executive session with no decisions; board discusses special meeting, then adjourns
Summary
Meeting moderator said the group left executive session with no decisions or votes, discussed scheduling a possible special called meeting that could replace next week—s finance committee meeting, and then adjourned by motion.
Speaker 1, a meeting participant, opened public business by saying the group was "out of executive session" and that "no decisions have been made. No votes were taken during the executive session." That statement moved the agenda into new business.
The matter of scheduling drew brief discussion. Speaker 1 said the body had been considering a special called meeting and that, if a special called board meeting is scheduled, "we will not meet as a finance committee next week." Dates mentioned during the exchange included March 13 and March 18, but no firm calendar decision was recorded.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn. A participant moved to adjourn, and the chair declared, "We are adjourned." The transcript does not record who made or seconded the motion, nor a roll-call vote tally.
No formal decisions, ordinances, resolutions or other votes were reported during the executive session or in the new-business discussion recorded in the transcript.
