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Roswell council holds closed session to discuss real estate; vote unanimous

2158381 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

At a special called meeting Jan. 28, 2025, the Roswell Mayor and City Council voted unanimously to enter a closed session to discuss real estate after a recommendation from the city—s chief legal officer. No further public details were given.

Mayor Curt Wilson opened a special called meeting of the City of Roswell Mayor and City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025, and the council voted unanimously to enter a closed session to discuss real estate.

Chief Legal Officer David Davidson told the council, "The only item I have is a recommendation to go into closure to discuss real estate." Council Member David Johnson moved to go into closed session; Council Member Alan Sells seconded the motion. Mayor Curt Wilson then asked members to indicate their assent by raising their hands and declared the vote unanimous.

The meeting record available in the public transcript contains no further detail about the property or properties under discussion. The special called meeting consisted of a single agenda item; after the council moved into the closed session the meeting was adjourned.

Attendance at the public portion of the special called meeting included Mayor Curt Wilson and council members Sarah Veason, Christine Hall, Lee Hills, David Johnson (pro tem), William Mortland and Alan Sells. No other actions or public deliberations were recorded on the public transcript.

No statutes, ordinances or other legal authorities were cited on the public record in the segment of the meeting shown in the transcript, and no formal public vote on a substantive real-estate matter appears in the public portion of the transcript.