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Centennial council votes to enter executive session on housing legislation and related legal matters
Summary
The council moved to enter executive session to receive legal advice on 2024 housing legislation, Governor Polis’ executive orders, and a related lawsuit filed by home-rule municipalities; the motion was made and seconded and the meeting adjourned to hold the closed session upstairs.
On Jan. 20 the Centennial City Council moved to enter executive session to receive legal advice on specific legal questions concerning 2024 housing legislation, Governor Polis’ executive orders, and a related lawsuit filed by home-rule municipalities against the state of Colorado.
Mayor Sweetland announced the intent to convene an executive session pursuant to Colorado statute. A council member moved to enter executive session for the stated purposes and a second was recorded; the transcript shows the chair then adjourned the meeting and the executive session was to be held upstairs. The clerk and city attorney were noted as participants for the session; no further business was to be conducted that evening.
The transcript does not record the roll-call vote totals in the public record excerpt, only that a motion and second were made and that two-thirds is the statutory threshold for entering executive session under the cited statute. The meeting adjourned at approximately 7:45 p.m. and the executive session was scheduled to follow.
