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San Marcos City Council holds executive session for annual personnel evaluations
Summary
The San Marcos City Council met in a special session July 28 and voted to go into executive session under Texas Government Code §551.074 to conduct annual appointee evaluations for the city manager, municipal judge and city attorney; the council returned from the closed session and concluded those evaluations before adjourning.
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The San Marcos City Council convened a special meeting Thursday, July 28, and voted to enter an executive session under Texas Government Code Section 551.074 to discuss annual appointee evaluations for the city manager, the municipal court judge and the city attorney.
The item authorizing the closed meeting was read aloud by a staff member who was asked to read the item into the record. The reading specified that the council would “convene in executive session pursuant to the following section of the Texas Government Code … Section 551.074” to discuss annual appointee evaluations. The motion to go into executive session was made by Miss Rodriguez and seconded by Mr. Mendoza; recorded votes of “aye” were cast by Miss Rodriguez, Mr. Gonzales, the mayor, and Mr. Mendoza. The presiding officer announced the council would go into executive session at 2:06 a.m.
The council later reconvened in open session and reported that each section of the agenda for the executive session included an annual appointee evaluation and that those discussions had taken place. No details of the evaluations were released in the public record. The meeting concluded and was adjourned at 7:28 a.m.
Minutes show the council followed the statutory authority cited in the public notice; no other actions or directives regarding personnel were recorded in the public transcript. No schedule for public reporting or additional public action on the evaluations was specified in the transcript.
