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Council reconvenes from closed session; discusses potential litigation over Myard Live lease, no reportable action
Summary
After closed session the council reported it discussed potential litigation concerning the Myard Live lease at 288 Rancho in San Marcos; counsel provided direction and no reportable action was taken. Council member LeBlanc did not participate in closed session.
The San Marcos City Council reconvened from closed session during its Feb. 11 meeting and reported it discussed potential litigation relating to the Myard Live lease at 288 Rancho, San Marcos.
“...the council has reconvened from closed session during which it discussed, without council member LeBlanc participating, potential litigation on the Myard Live lease relating to 288 Rancho, San Marcos, California,” said Mrs. Peek. She said counsel discussed the matter with staff and provided direction, and that “no reportable action was taken.”
The council’s announcement limited information to the fact of the discussion, the absence of Council Member LeBlanc from the closed‑session discussion, and that there was no reportable action to disclose. No further details or motions were announced in open session.
