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Council convenes into executive session on residential development proposal
Summary
The Perry City Council moved into executive session to discuss a confidential proposal to entice a residential developer to build single-family homes; the matter was discussed in closed session to avoid disclosure that could interfere with negotiations.
The Perry City Council voted to convene into executive session to consider a proposal intended to attract a residential developer to Perry to construct single-family dwellings. The motion cited the need to preserve confidentiality so public disclosure would not interfere with negotiations or implementation of the proposal.
Council took the motion, convened into closed session and later reconvened to open session. No substantive terms were disclosed in the public record during the meeting; council indicated the matter was appropriate for executive session under economic-development confidentiality provisions.
Because the discussion occurred in executive session, no additional public details about the proposal, incentives, or the developer were made available on the record at the meeting's end.
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