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Port Cloud Connect Fishers authorize staff to pursue payment-plan negotiations after executive session on real estate

Port Cloud Connect Fishers (special meeting) · October 28, 2025
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Summary

At a short special meeting, the Port Cloud Connect Fishers held an executive session under the Revised Code of Washington to discuss the purchase or sale of real estate and then voted to authorize staff to enter payment-plan negotiations and continue good-faith talks related to the matter.

Port Cloud Connect Fishers held a special meeting and entered an executive session to discuss the purchase or sale of real estate under the Revised Code of Washington, then voted to authorize staff to pursue payment-plan negotiations related to the matter.

The group announced the executive session at about 00:00:42 in the record and recessed for roughly 15 minutes. "We are back on the record after having discussed purchase or sale of real estate in, executive session," the county administrator said upon return to open session. The administrator moved to "authorize staff to enter into payment plan negotiations related to the topic discussed today in executive session, and continue good faith negotiations," and the motion was seconded. A voice vote was taken; members said "aye," and the motion passed.

Attendees identified for the record included Mark (CFO); Josiah, district board commissioner; Jay Reno, civil attorney for the county; Hillary Seedy, public works administration manager; Rob Garza, utility manager; and Randy Thompson, county commissioner. The record shows the executive session was announced as being convened under the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) for matters involving the purchase or sale of real estate and was expected to last about 15 minutes.

The action taken after the executive session authorized staff to negotiate a payment plan with the property owner and to continue negotiations in good faith. The motion was taken and passed by voice vote; the record does not list a roll-call tally or name the motion mover and seconder in full. The meeting concluded with a note that the regular meeting would convene at 10:00 a.m.

No details about the property, purchase price, counterparty names, or specific negotiation terms were stated on the public record during the portions of the transcript available here; those details were not specified.