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Big Bear Lake board recesses to closed session to consider contractual dispute; no reportable action expected
Summary
At a special meeting, the Big Bear Lake Board recessed into closed session to consider a single agenda item described as a contractual dispute. Counsel recommended the board would not take reportable public action and asked staff to check Holford Hall for any waiting members of the public.
The Big Bear Lake Board recessed into a closed session to consider a contractual dispute after a recommendation from staff, with officials saying they did not expect any reportable action to result.
At the special meeting, Chair Herrick and board members Melnick, Putz and Segovia were present; Vice Chair Hicks was absent. A staff member identified as Steve Deich recommended the board recess to closed session to discuss one posted item described as a contractual dispute and said it was not anticipated that any reportable action would be taken in closed session. Deich also recommended that staff check Holford Hall and, if anyone from the public was waiting there, invite them to come upstairs to hear the open-session announcement about whether any reportable action had been taken.
The board announced a three-minute time limit for individual public comments on closed-session agenda items, subject to adjustment by the presiding officer. The meeting record shows the board then recessed to closed session; the public record in the provided transcript does not contain details of the contractual dispute or any formal vote on the matter.
No statutes, ordinances, resolutions or other legal authorities were cited in the open portion of the meeting, and no motion or vote record was provided in the transcript excerpt.
