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Members postpone general consent calendar and vote to enter executive session
Summary
An unidentified member moved to postpone agenda item 13, the general consent calendar, to the next meeting and to go into executive session. The motion was seconded by Member Boggess and approved by a voice vote; the executive session proceeded and the stated purpose was not recorded in the public transcript.
An unidentified member moved to postpone agenda item 13 — the general consent calendar — to the next meeting and to enter an executive session; Member Boggess seconded the motion, and members approved it in a voice vote during the meeting.
The motion was stated on the record as, “I move that we move consent calendar to tomorrow, please, and go into executive session.” The motion was seconded by Member Boggess and put to a voice vote.
During the roll call voice vote, members who were recorded as voting "yes" were Member Boggess, Member Bollinger, Member Brinton, Member Davis, Member Earl, Member Green, Member Hall, Vice Sherhart, Member Carrie, Member Lear, Member Reel and Vice Chair Wood. Member Booth and Member Kelly were recorded as absent. The motion carried and the body proceeded into a closed executive session; the transcript does not specify the purpose or statutory authority for the executive session.
No formal debate about the merits of postponing the consent calendar or the reason for the executive session appears in the public portion of the transcript. The meeting record shows the motion, the seconder, and the voice vote; no ordinances, resolutions or other agenda items were decided in the public record at that moment.
