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Ken‑Caryl board approves 2025 meeting schedule and CPC appointments, moves into executive session on pickleball lawsuit
Summary
The board adopted a resolution setting the 2025 meeting schedule and posting location and approved Community Planning Committee appointments, both by 5‑0 roll call votes, then voted to enter executive session under CRS 24‑6‑402(4)(b) to receive legal advice on a pickleball lawsuit.
The Ken‑Caryl Metropolitan District board voted unanimously to adopt its 2025 meeting schedule and posting location and to approve Community Planning Committee appointments.
At the meeting a director moved to approve a resolution establishing the 2025 meeting schedule and posting location as provided in the packet; a second was recorded and the board conducted a roll call in which the members recorded in the roll call were recorded as voting yes. The president announced the motion passed 5‑0.
The board then moved to approve Community Planning Committee appointments presented in the packet; the motion carried by roll call vote, recorded as 5‑0.
Later in the meeting the board moved, seconded and approved by voice vote to go into executive session pursuant to Colorado Revised Statutes §24‑6‑402(4)(b) to receive legal advice regarding the pickleball lawsuit. The board president certified for the record that the executive session constitutes privileged attorney‑client communications and that it would not be recorded. The president said the board did not expect to take action in public following the executive session.
No additional public action was taken during the open session portion of the meeting.
