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Emery County Commission votes to enter closed session on Cleveland Reservoir litigation
Summary
The Emery County Commission approved a motion to hold a closed session to discuss pending and reasonably imminent litigation related to the Cleveland Reservoir; three commissioners recorded "aye" votes.
The Emery County Commission voted to enter a closed session to discuss pending and reasonably imminent litigation concerning proceedings with the Cleveland Reservoir.
The motion, offered during agenda item No. 10, was described by a commissioner as intended “to discuss pending and reasonably imminent litigation regarding the proceedings with Cleveland Reservoir.” The speaker characterized the item as a “discussion and update.”
The motion to go into closed session was made and seconded; Commissioners Warwood, Leonard and Jensen each recorded “aye” votes. The motion passed. The transcript does not identify the member who moved the motion or the member who seconded it, and the record shows only the three recorded "aye" votes.
The commission did not provide additional details on the litigation in the public portion of the meeting. No statutes, ordinances or other legal authorities were cited on the record during the discussion included in the transcript. The duration of the closed session and any subsequent actions or directions to staff were not specified in the provided transcript excerpts.
The item was listed as agenda item No. 10 and described on the record as an update on pending litigation; beyond the vote to enter closed session, no further public deliberations or outcomes related to the Cleveland Reservoir matter are captured in the available transcript excerpts.
