Lancaster County ad hoc committee exits executive session on Haven development agreement, then adjourns

The Lancaster County ad hoc committee moved out of an executive session and then adjourned, with a committee member reporting that the session had been held to receive legal advice about a possible contract tied to the Haven development agreement.

"Mister chairman, for the record, the ad hoc committee met in executive session in regards to 1 item, the receipt of legal advice subject to the attorney client privilege regarding a potential contractual matter related to the Haven development agreement. No motions were made and no votes were taken," said Speaker 2 (unnamed), reporting the committee's confidential session to the public record.

The meeting had been led by the committee chair (unnamed), who first called for a motion to come out of executive session. The chair recorded a motion to come out of executive session, which was seconded and followed by a voice call for approval. Later the chair moved for adjournment; that motion was seconded, a voice approval was taken and the committee adjourned.

The transcript does not identify the individuals who moved or seconded either procedural motion, nor does it record a roll-call vote or numeric tally. The only substantive description of the executive session is Speaker 2's statement that the session concerned the receipt of legal advice about a potential contractual matter related to the Haven development agreement and that no actions (motions or votes) were taken while in executive session.

No next steps, scheduling information or further details about the Haven development agreement were included in the public portion of the record. The committee closed the meeting after the adjournment motion was approved by voice.