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Commission convenes 15-minute executive session to discuss financial data/trade secrets
Summary
The Atchison County Commission voted to enter a 15-minute executive session under the statutory exception cited in the meeting to discuss data related to financial affairs or trade secrets of corporations, partnerships, trusts and individual proprietorships.
The Atchison County Board voted Jan. 21 to adjourn into a 15-minute executive session to discuss data related to the financial affairs or trade secrets of corporations and similar entities.
County staff provided the recommended executive-session language and a motion was read authorizing a closed session under the statutory exception cited in the meeting. The motion named the county commissioners, the road superintendent, the finance director, and the county counselor as attendees in the closed session. The motion said the purpose was to protect the confidentiality of the information discussed.
The board moved, seconded and voted in favor of the executive session by voice vote; the transcript records the motion said the board would go for 15 minutes and then return to open session in the commission room.
Ending: The board reconvened in open session after the stated period and had no additional public business on the agenda before adjourning into a workshop.
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