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Elizabethtown council votes to enter closed session to discuss real property acquisition or sale
Summary
The council voted to close the Sept. 15 meeting under state law to deliberate future acquisition or sale of real property; the mayor said no action would be taken following the closed session.
At the close of its Sept. 15 meeting, the Elizabethtown City Council voted to enter a closed session to consider deliberations on the potential acquisition or sale of real property.
Mayor Judge Howard moved to close the meeting pursuant to the statutory authority cited in the transcript (cited as "KRS 6 1.81 section 1" in the reading). The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. Judge Howard stated the council would not have action coming out of the closed session.
The transcript does not include further details about the parcel(s) under consideration, the estimated value, or the timetable for any follow-up public action. The closed-session citation aligns with statutory provisions allowing nonpublic deliberation of real-estate negotiations; any subsequent public action would require a future open meeting and formal vote.
