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Richmond council affirms mediation in Boulder Hills tax appeals after sealed executive session
Summary
In a special meeting the Richmond Town Council authorized its attorney to notify the judge of the town's intent to participate in mediation on the Boulder Hills tax appeals, a motion made in executive session and read aloud in open session; the council voted unanimously to proceed.
The Richmond Town Council authorized the town's attorney to notify the court of the town's intent to take part in mediation over the Boulder Hills tax appeals following a motion made in executive session.
Councillor Colasante made the motion in executive session, which Councillor Sheehan seconded. Aaron Leese read the executive-session motion into the public record: "authorizing Attorney Marusak representing the Town of Richmond regarding the Boulder Hills tax appeals to notify the judge for the intent to participate in mediation." The council recorded an affirmative vote by all members.
The president moved to seal the executive-session minutes after the motion was read aloud. No further public details were provided about the substance of the tax-appeal negotiation during the open session.
The council opened the special meeting at 5 p.m., moved into executive session, returned to open session to announce the action and then adjourned the special portion of the meeting.
