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Board returns to regular session, certifies closed-session discussion and adjourns
Summary
The board voted to return to regular session, certified that only the matters announced were discussed in closed session and that no action was taken, and then adjourned; the certification was affirmed with unanimous vocal/roll-call affirmations from members present.
The chair called for a motion to return to regular session; members moved and seconded the motion and the board approved it by voice vote, with the chair declaring the motion carried.
The chair then asked for a certification that "only those items as outlined" in the call for the closed session were discussed and that no action was taken. A motion to that effect was moved and seconded. During the affirmation, Mr. McCormick responded "Aye," Henson said "Aye," Mr. Tribute said "Aye," Mr. Ingram said "Aye," and the chair cast an "aye" vote; the chair then declared the certification motion carried.
Later in the meeting the chair asked for a motion to adjourn. After a second and a voice vote in favor, the chair declared the meeting adjourned until the next regular board meeting.
The minutes record procedural actions only: return from closed session, a certification that the closed-session scope was respected and no action taken, and formal adjournment. No substantive policy decisions or ordinance actions were recorded in the excerpt provided.
