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Meeting votes to enter closed session to discuss purchase or sale of property
Summary
After reconvening, the meeting approved a motion to move into a closed session to discuss the purchase, acquisition, or sale of property following a request from the attorney. The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote; mover and seconder are not named in the transcript.
At 1:48 a.m., the meeting reconvened and approved a motion to enter a closed session to discuss the purchase, acquisition, or sale of property after an attorney requested the closed session.
An unidentified speaker told the assembly, “My understanding is that there's a request from the attorney to go into closed session, for the purposes of Purchase acquisition or sell property.” The speaker then asked for agreement and said they would “entertain a motion” to go into closed session; the transcript records that a motion and a second were made but does not identify who moved or seconded the motion.
When the chair called for a vote—“All in favor?”—several members responded “Aye.” The transcript records, by name, “Matt Tippets, aye.” The meeting declared the motion carried and proceeded into the closed session. The transcript does not include a full roll call, a numerical tally, or any further public discussion about the property matter.
No additional details about the property, prospective purchase price, parties involved, or next public steps were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The public portion of the record ends with the assembly entering the closed session for the stated purpose.
