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Granite Board votes to enter executive session on security, real estate and pending litigation
Summary
The Granite School District board unanimously approved a motion on Oct. 7 to go into executive session for security, real estate and pending litigation by roll call vote.
At its Oct. 7 meeting, the Granite School District Board of Education voted to enter an executive session for the purpose of security, real estate and pending litigation.
Board President (or presiding board member) Clark Nelson called for a motion to move into executive session “for the purpose of security, real estate, and pending litigation.” A second was recorded; the board then conducted a roll call vote. Clark Nelson voted yes; Karen Winder voted yes; Chris Winn voted yes; Connie Burgess voted yes; Kim Chandler voted yes; Julie Jackson voted yes; and Nicole McDermott voted yes. The motion carried on a roll‑call vote and the board recessed into executive session.
The motion and roll call were taken on the record; no additional details about the matters to be discussed in executive session were provided in open session. The board did not announce any formal actions taken during the closed session in the public portion of the meeting.
