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Board moves to enter executive session after announcing public hearing on wireless structure

Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen · March 13, 2025
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Summary

At a meeting of the Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen, the presiding officer announced a public hearing on a proposed wireless structure and moved to go into an executive session "closed pursuant to RSMO 1 and 2." The excerpt records the motion but does not show a vote or formal outcome.

The Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen reviewed its agenda and the presiding officer announced plans to "open a public hearing on the wireless structure" as part of new business. The chair then called for a motion to hold a closed executive session.

Unidentified Speaker, presiding officer, said the board was "going to, you know, open a public hearing on the, wireless structure Part of the new business." Moments later the speaker stated: "Right now, entertain a motion to go into a executive session" and specified it would be "closed pursuant to RSMO. 1 and 2." The presiding speaker then said, "So moved," and asked if there were any objections; none were recorded in the provided excerpt.

The transcript excerpt does not include a recorded second, a roll-call vote, or a formal announced outcome for the motion. The only formal action captured in this portion of the meeting is the motion to enter executive session invoking Missouri statutory exemptions; details about which RSMo sections are meant by "1 and 2," the duration or subject matter of the closed session, and any subsequent vote are not specified in the excerpt.

The presiding speaker reassured members of the public that the closed portion "won't be long." No further deliberations, public testimony on the wireless structure, or decisions were captured in the supplied transcript segment.