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Members vote 6-0 to enter executive session on employment, property and superintendent contract
Summary
At a Jan. 27 meeting, members approved the agenda and then voted 6-0 to go into executive session to consider selected employment items (exhibits A and B), a contractual property-purchase matter (exhibit C) and the superintendent—s contract (exhibit D).
The presiding officer called the Jan. 27 meeting to order at 6 p.m. and members voted 6-0 to approve the agenda.
Mister Scully, a member, moved to approve the agenda, saying, "I'll make a motion to approve the agenda." The presiding officer then announced, "All in favor? All opposed? The motion carries. 6 to 0."
Minutes later, the presiding officer asked for a motion to enter executive session. Mister Scully moved, "I make a motion to enter executive session to consider the following. Selected employment items, exhibit a for action. Selected employment items, exhibit b for information only. Contractual matter regarding the purchase property, exhibit c. And superintendent contract, exhibit d." Members voted 6-0 to enter executive session; the presiding officer said, "motion carries 6 to 0. We'll now adjourn for executive session."
The motion as read lists four exhibits: exhibit A (selected employment items for action), exhibit B (selected employment items for information only), exhibit C (a contractual matter regarding a property purchase) and exhibit D (the superintendent's contract). The transcript records approval to adjourn into the closed session but does not contain further public deliberations or decisions on the listed items.
No public votes or outcomes on the listed employment items, the property purchase or the superintendent contract are recorded in the public portion of the transcript provided.
