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Meeting recessed to closed session under N.C. law for attorney‑client, economic development and personnel matters
Summary
Officials recessed the meeting to a closed session citing N.C. Gen. Stat. §143-318.11 to discuss attorney‑client privilege, economic development and personnel; motion by Mr. Bullard, seconded by Chris Smith, and a voice "Aye" was recorded.
A presiding official said the meeting was recessed to a closed session under North Carolina General Statute 143‑318.11 to discuss attorney‑client privilege, economic development and personnel matters.
Under N.C. Gen. Stat. §143‑318.11, public bodies may meet privately for specified topics including attorney‑client privileged communications, certain economic development negotiations and personnel matters. The presiding official cited those categories when asking for a motion to move into closed session.
The motion to enter closed session was made by Mr. Bullard (role not specified) and seconded by Chris Smith (role not specified). The presiding official asked, "All in favor?" and a voice response of "Aye" was recorded on the transcript. No opposed votes or a roll-call tally were recorded in the provided transcript, and the presiding official then recessed the meeting into closed session.
The publicly available record for the session ends with the recess; no additional on-the-record discussion or decisions about the substantive topics was provided in the transcript excerpt.
