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Costa Mesa council recesses to closed session to discuss anticipated litigation
Summary
The Costa Mesa City Council recessed into a closed session on July 8 to confer with legal counsel about one potential litigation matter under California Government Code §54956.9(d)(2). No public comments were taken on the record and the public portion contains no decisions or votes.
The Costa Mesa City Council on Tuesday recessed into a closed session to confer with legal counsel about anticipated litigation, the city clerk announced.
Madam Clark, city clerk, conducted roll call and told the presiding mayor, “the record will reflect that all council is present.” The mayor called the meeting to order and asked whether anyone wished to give public comment; the clerk reported there were no attendees in the chambers and none on Zoom.
“Item 1, conference with legal counsel, anticipation of litigation for 1 case, pursuant to California Government Code section 54956.9(d)(2), potential litigation,” Madam Clark read aloud before the council recessed to the community room for the closed session.
The transcript provided for this article contains only the public opening of the special meeting, the clerk’s reading of the closed-session item, and the council’s recess to closed session. The public portion of the record provided no votes, motions or decisions and no members of the public addressed the council on the record.
The council did not return to the public record within the supplied transcript, and no formal outcomes from the closed session are recorded in the text provided.
