Council reopens meeting, authorizes mayor to negotiate property acquisitions and approves consent agenda

The Price City Council reopened its meeting at 5:55 p.m., authorized the mayor and staff to negotiate potential real property acquisitions, approved consent agenda items A through D and then adjourned during a brief session.

Council members introduced and passed the procedural motions by voice vote. Council Member Jesperson moved to reopen the meeting at 5:55 p.m.; Council Member Richardson seconded the motion and the chair called the voice vote, recording “Aye” and noting no opposition. Later, Council Member Willis moved — with a second from Council Member Miller — to authorize the mayor and staff to negotiate property acquisitions described in the agenda as “possible real property and/or pending litigation actions”; the motion passed on a voice vote. The council then considered the consent agenda, and Council Member Miller moved to approve consent agenda items A through D, seconded by Council Member Charisma; that motion also passed on a voice vote. The meeting was then adjourned after a motion from Council Member Chrisman, seconded by Council Member Willis.

The meeting record supplied no details about the specific properties, funding sources, purchase terms or any litigation referenced. The consent agenda items A–D were approved as listed in the agenda; the transcript did not specify the individual items within that consent package. The record also contains the phrase “Meeting adjourned to 5.7,” with no additional clarification in the supplied transcript.

No public comment, staff presentations, public hearings or substantive policy debates appear in the provided excerpt. The items taken were procedural and authorizing in nature: reopening the meeting, granting authority to negotiate potential property purchases to the mayor and staff, approving the consent agenda and adjourning the meeting.