Perry Council votes to close public meeting and enter a closed session on pending litigation
Summary
Perry City Council voted unanimously to end the public meeting and enter a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation. The council directed staff to end the public Zoom and continue in closed session.
Perry City Council voted June 12 to close the public session and convene a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation.
A council member moved to close the public session and enter closed session under the statutory exception for pending or reasonably imminent litigation. The motion was approved by roll call; Council member Young, Council member Walker, Council member Osler and Council member Wright voted yes. Council member Tueller was not present. The public Zoom meeting was to be ended while the closed session proceeded with council and appropriate staff in attendance. The council asked that the closed-session record be maintained as required.
No details of the litigation were discussed in the public meeting. The council indicated the closed session would address item D on the published agenda (pending or reasonably imminent litigation) and that staff would handle logistics for ending the public session.
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