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Daggett County Commission votes to enter closed session to discuss potential property purchase or sale
Summary
At 1:48 p.m. the Daggett County Commission voted to go into a closed session after an attorney requested confidential discussion about a possible purchase, acquisition or sale of property; the commission did not disclose which property or any follow-up timeline.
The Daggett County Commission voted to enter a closed session at 1:48 p.m. after an attorney requested a confidential meeting to discuss a potential purchase, acquisition or sale of property.
The request appeared immediately after the meeting resumed from recess. “My understanding is that there's a request from the attorney to go into closed session, for the purposes of Purchase acquisition or sell property,” said Speaker 1. A motion and a second were made to go into the closed session, and the motion carried on an affirmative voice vote. One commissioner, Matt Tippets, was recorded as saying “aye.” The transcript also records the name Jack Lattice during the roll of the vote; the record does not explicitly state how or whether Lattice voted.
The commission did not state which parcel or parcels were under consideration in the public record, nor did the transcript indicate a timetable for any public action. The motion’s mover and seconder were not identified in the available transcript excerpt. The only stated purpose for the closed session was “purchase, acquisition or sale of property.”
The meeting record provided here does not include any further details about actions taken during the closed session or any subsequent formal votes arising from it.
