Meeting returns from closed session after procedural motion; mover identified as Kevin Ojern

An unidentified participant at a Midway meeting said, "We have to come out of closed session," and then moved to return the meeting to open session. The motion was seconded and those present responded "Aye," indicating the motion carried.

The transcript later identifies the mover by name as Kevin Ojern and records "Lisa" as the seconder. An unidentified speaker said, "So that was Kevin. Kevin Ojern. And then Lisa. Lisa second," and also noted, "And Lisa motion to come out of executive in 7 seconds." The record provided does not indicate the exact content discussed during the closed (executive) session.

Most utterances in the provided transcript were procedural and brief: a motion was made, a second was recorded, and an affirmative voice vote followed. The exchange included an informal aside — "Lisa just Lisa likes to play with the manager" — but no substantive public details about the closed-session topics were included in the transcript.

The meeting transcript includes multiple short confirmations of the motion and multiple brief "Aye" responses; no roll-call tally or named vote list is included in the provided text. Based on the recorded exchanges, the procedural outcome was that the meeting moved back into open session following the motion by the person identified as Kevin Ojern and the second by Lisa.

The transcript does not provide a date, agenda item text, or specifics about the closed-session subject matter, and it does not attribute roles or offices to the named individuals. The record therefore documents only the procedural step to exit closed session and the affirmative voice vote.