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Council votes to meet in closed session citing Utah code for pending matters
Summary
At the Jan. 9 work session the council voted unanimously to go into a closed session under Utah code; the motion passed on a second and a roll-call affirmation.
The Holladay City Council moved into a closed session at the conclusion of its Jan. 9 work session.
A motion was made to adjourn the public work session and convene a closed session "as it's described in Utah 52.4.204 and 205," and the motion was seconded. During the roll call, council members answered in the affirmative: "Drew? Yes. Ty? Yes. Paul? Yes." Staff then closed the public portion of the meeting and the council proceeded to the closed session.
Why it matters: closed sessions are used for matters permitted under state open‑meetings law. The council recorded the motion and roll call on the public record before moving behind closed doors.
Ending: No substantive outcomes of the closed session were announced in the transcript excerpt for the public work session.
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