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Maumee City Council votes to enter executive session on pending litigation
Summary
The Maumee City Council voted to go into an executive session to discuss pending litigation. Councilmembers voted unanimously; the session was scheduled upstairs in the finance area and expected to last about an hour, with no action to be taken upon return.
The Maumee City Council voted to go into an executive session to discuss pending litigation during its meeting. Councilmembers recorded unanimous support for the closed session; one member was excused. The council said no action would be taken when it reconvened.
Council members made and seconded a motion to move into executive session for pending litigation and completed a roll-call vote. Members recorded as voting yes included Merrill, Viscus, Harris, Kurt, Noonan and Oppenberger. Councilmember Lineback was excused. The council indicated the executive session would take place "upstairs in the finance company" and expected it to last about an hour; they stated that no formal action would be taken after returning to the public meeting.
The item generated brief logistical discussion about where and how long the closed session would run; members confirmed they would reconvene in the main room later to close the meeting. No additional information about the subject of the pending litigation was disclosed on the public record in the transcript provided.
The meeting proceeded directly to the closed session after the vote; the transcript records no public debate about the litigation itself and no immediate public action resulting from the session.
