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Monterey County supervisors adopt ceremonial resolution, recess to closed session with no reportable items
Summary
The Monterey County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a ceremonial resolution not presented on the record, recessed into closed session and reported no reportable actions when they returned.
The Monterey County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 2 adopted a ceremonial resolution and recessed into closed session; no public comment was received and no reportable actions were announced when the meeting returned.
Supervisor Alejo seconded the motion to adopt the single ceremonial resolution on the consent calendar, and members present voted "aye." The resolution was described by staff as ceremonial and was not presented on the record. County Council told the board there were no changes to the closed-session agenda before the board recessed.
The board invited public comment on the resolution and on closed-session items via Zoom; no hands were raised. After returning from closed session, County Council said there were no reportable items. The meeting then adjourned from closed session.
The item recorded to the minutes was procedural: adoption of a ceremonial resolution and a closed session with no disclosures required under the Brown Act.
