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Board moves into closed session to consider personnel interviews and a FERC litigation matter
Summary
At the end of the public meeting the board convened a closed session to interview candidates for interim chief public defender and animal care and control director and to confer with counsel about an existing FERC proceeding related to the Potter Valley Hydroelectric Project.
The Lake County Board of Supervisors closed its public session and announced that it would meet in closed session to conduct interviews for two public-employee appointments—interim chief public defender and animal care and control director—and to confer with legal counsel on an existing litigation matter described in the public agenda as a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceeding involving the Potter Valley Hydroelectric Project (FERC proceeding number listed in the agenda text).
Because these items are scheduled for closed session, no deliberations or outcomes were discussed on the public record during this meeting. The board announced the closed session items by reading the agenda references to Government Code sections and to the FERC matter before adjourning to closed session.
Action details: Meeting moved to closed session; no public actions, votes, or outcomes were recorded in the public transcript for these items.
