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Vacaville City Council moves into closed session to discuss anticipated litigation
Summary
The Vacaville City Council completed roll call and moved into a closed session on Jan. 27 to consult with legal counsel about anticipated litigation; no members of the public spoke during the offered public-comment period. The council’s regular meeting was scheduled to resume at 6 p.m.
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The Vacaville City Council moved into a closed session Tuesday evening to consult with legal counsel about anticipated litigation, the council announced after completing roll call.
Unidentified Speaker 1 said, "We have 1 item for closed session" and described the item as a "conference with legal counsel anticipated lit[igation]." The speaker offered an opportunity for public comment and said no one in the audience wished to speak, after which the council proceeded to the closed session prior to its regular 6 p.m. meeting.
Council members called during roll included Council member Stockton, Council member Ouchi, Council member Chapman, Council member Fremont and Council member Wiley; Vice Mayor Silva and Mayor Carley also were recorded present.
No formal votes, motions, ordinances or budget items were discussed on the public record in the segments provided. The announced closed session is a nonpublic meeting to discuss confidential legal matters; no additional details about the subject of the anticipated litigation were disclosed in the public segments of the meeting transcript.
The council’s open session was scheduled to resume at 6 p.m. for the regular agenda.

