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Laguna Hills City Council holds closed session on potential California Voting Rights Act notice; no reportable action
Summary
The Laguna Hills City Council recessed into closed session Sept. 9 to discuss one potential lawsuit alleging violations of the California Voting Rights Act; the city attorney reported afterward that the council took no reportable action.
The Laguna Hills City Council recessed into a closed session Tuesday to consider one potential legal matter alleging violations of the California Voting Rights Act, the council announced.
The meeting began at 4:03 p.m., with the presiding officer calling the special meeting to order and the City Clerk confirming a quorum of four council members in the chamber. Interim City Manager informed the council that Councilmember Payzold, who had been expected to appear by…
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