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Participants return to regular session, certify closed session and adjourn after scheduling September work session
Summary
Meeting participants voted to return to regular session, approved a certification that the closed session stayed within its announced topics and took no action, noted a Monday work session in September (date not specified) with one member absent, and then adjourned.
An unidentified speaker moved to return the meeting to regular session; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote, and the chair declared the motion carried.
The meeting then took a formal certification vote concerning the closed session. An unidentified speaker moved that "during the call for the closed session, only those items that are outlined in the call for the closed session were discussed and that no action was taken." That certification motion was seconded and put to a vote.
The chair recorded the votes for the certification motion: Mr. Trivette, Ingram, Mr. McCormick, Ms. Henson and the chair voted "aye," and the chair declared the certification adopted.
The group discussed scheduling and confirmed the next regularly scheduled meeting would be a Monday work session in September; the transcript does not specify the exact calendar date. The speaker noted that Mr. Ingram would not be present for that meeting.
Following that announcement, an unidentified speaker moved to adjourn. The motion was seconded, approved by voice vote, and the chair declared the motion carried, ending the meeting.
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