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Daggett County Commission moves into closed session citing potential litigation and property acquisition
Summary
Commission members agreed to enter a closed session to discuss potential litigation and property acquisition after a motion was made and seconded; the public record captured only a named 'aye' and the meeting proceeded into closed session at 01:31.
During the same meeting, the Daggett County Commission moved into a closed session to discuss matters described as potential litigation and property acquisition.
Speaker 3 asked whether a closed session was needed; Speaker 2 said yes and stated the purposes as "potential litigation, property acquisition." Speaker 2 also referenced a stack of documents "that Orrick sent." Speaker 3 invited a motion; Speaker 2 moved to go into closed session and the chair noted there was a motion and a second.
The public transcript records a brief vote call: the record includes the statement "Matt Tippett's aye." The meeting then entered closed session at 01:31. The transcript does not include a complete roll-call tally or the identity of the second who supported the motion in the public record.
Because the discussion moved to closed session, details about the litigation or property acquisition were not discussed further in the public transcript.
