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Historic Preservation Commission moves into closed session to consult city attorney on FOIA and commission practices
Summary
The commission voted to enter a closed session to consult with the city attorney about the commission’s policies and practices and compliance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, citing 'section 2.2 dash 3711 8 of the code of Virginia 1950 as amended.'
The Lynchburg Historic Preservation Commission voted to go into closed session to consult with the city attorney about the commission’s current policies, practices and compliance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.
Chair announced the closed meeting would be held "pursuant to section 2.2 dash 3711 8 of the code of Virginia 1950 as amended" and called for a motion. Commissioner 3 moved to enter the closed session to discuss the topic the chair raised; Commissioner 5 seconded, the commission voted and the meeting proceeded into closed session.
The commission’s public record of the meeting shows the motion and vote to enter closed session; the body identified the statutory citation and FOIA as the basis for the consultation. No further public discussion was held after the vote, and the transcript records that the commission moved into closed session.
