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Participants exit executive session, confirm no votes taken and adjourn
Summary
After confirming a recording was on, participants said no votes or actions were taken during an executive session, made a motion to end the closed session, and then moved to adjourn; both motions were seconded and passed by vocal assent.
Participants in a meeting confirmed that the recording was active and then moved to formally end an executive session and adjourn, saying no votes or actions were taken during the closed-door portion.
An unidentified participant asked whether the meeting would be broadcast live and offered to turn on the feed; the transcript records the remark, "Recording on." The speaker then said, "We, have just come out of executive session," and noted explicitly, "No votes were taken and no actions were taken." The group proceeded to make a motion to end the executive session; a motion was made and seconded and the chair asked for vocal assent: "All in favor of ending the executive session." A participant responded, "Okay, that's everybody," indicating the motion passed by voice.
After ending the executive session, members moved to adjourn. A motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the meeting closed after vocal assent ("All in favor? We're out."). The transcript records no formal roll-call votes or tallied results for either motion. The meeting concluded with brief thanks: "Thank y'all."
