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Participants reconvene from executive session, take no public action and adjourn
Summary
Participants ended an executive session, moved to reconvene into a regular meeting by voice vote and then adjourned; the transcript records no substantive public action from the closed session.
At the close of an executive session, meeting participants moved to reconvene into a regular meeting and adjourn; no substantive action was recorded in the public transcript.
The motion was prompted by Speaker 2, a meeting participant, who asked, “Is there a motion to adjourn the executive session and reconvene into a regular meeting?” Speaker 1 responded, “To make a motion,” and Speaker 2 then said, “So moved. Thank you. And thank you. All in favor? Aye.”
The transcript records a voice vote in which the chair or presiding participant called for the ayes and the meeting proceeded to adjourn. A participant later stated, “Now there is no action that's needed, so meeting is adjourned.”
The record does not include the names of participants making or seconding the motion beyond the speaker labels in the transcript, nor does it include a roll-call tally or details of items discussed during the executive session. The public portion of the transcript contains only the procedural motion to end the closed session, the affirmative voice response, and the adjournment.
The meeting ended without any formal public actions or votes recorded in the transcript other than the procedural motion to reconvene and adjourn.
