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Meeting returns to open session; no motions on personnel or property-transfer items
Summary
Participants returned to open session at 7:12 p.m.; officials said no votes were cast in executive session and no motions were made to act on personnel matters involving Police Sergeant Tanner Colby or Police Chief Mark Johnson or on a proposed property transfer for economic development.
Participants returned to open session at 7:12 p.m., and the presiding official said no votes were cast during the preceding executive session and that discussion was limited to the items listed under agenda items 18A–C.
The presiding official asked for motions to act on any of the items discussed in executive session — including personnel matters concerning Police Sergeant Tanner Colby and Police Chief Mark Johnson, and a potential transfer of property for economic development purposes — and recorded that no motions were offered. “Any motions on a, b, or c? Hearing none,” the presiding official said.
Earlier, a motion to return to open session was made and seconded; all present answered “Aye,” and the meeting moved back to open session. The presiding official also called for a motion to adjourn; a motion was seconded and the meeting was adjourned at 7:12 p.m.
No formal action, motions or votes on the listed personnel items or on the potential property transfer were recorded after the executive session.
