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Sussex County meeting returns from executive session with 'nothing to report,' then adjourns
Summary
Meeting participants voted to end an executive session, were told there was "nothing to report," and then unanimously approved a motion to adjourn.
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Unidentified Speaker 1 moved to end an executive session and return the meeting to regular session; the motion was seconded and the participants voted to approve the motion. After the roll-call style confirmations, Unidentified Speaker 1 declared, "We're now back in regular session."
Unidentified Speaker 2 later told the presiding officer that participants had "continue[d] discussion on the executive session items" and that "there's nothing to report," indicating the closed session produced no reportable action or announcement.
Following that announcement, Unidentified Speaker 1 asked for a motion to adjourn. Mister Lloyd moved to adjourn; Miss Scribe seconded. Votes were recorded in turn: Mister McCarron, Mister Lloyd, Miss Grunenbaum, and Mister Riley each recorded a "yes" vote, and an additional participant said, "I vote yes." Unidentified Speaker 1 then stated, "We are now adjourned."
No ordinances, resolutions, appointments, or other substantive items were recorded in the public transcript; the public portions of the meeting consisted of procedural motions to end the closed session and to adjourn.
