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Meeting returns to open session and adjourns after motion
Summary
The presiding officer announced the meeting was back in open session, requested a motion to adjourn, and called for a voice vote. The motion carried on an affirmative voice response; no mover, second, or roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Presiding officer (name not specified) opened by saying, "Okay. We are back in open session," asked whether there was any new business and requested "a motion for adjournment," addressing a participant named Hailey.
The presiding officer then called for a voice vote: "All in favor? Aye. And that's carried. Thank you all. Very good." The transcript records an affirmative voice response and the presiding officer declaring the motion carried. The transcript does not record who moved or seconded the motion, nor does it include a roll-call or numerical vote tally.
There was no substantive discussion recorded about any agenda item before the motion, and no items were identified for follow-up in the transcript provided. The meeting concluded shortly after the voice vote was taken. The date, governing body name, and next meeting date were not specified in the transcript.
