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Council returns from closed session and moves to adjourn
Summary
At 9:11 the council moved out of closed session by unanimous roll call and immediately approved a motion to adjourn. The meeting concluded with brief closing remarks and no further substantive business recorded.
At 9:11 the council moved out of closed session and approved a motion to adjourn after brief procedural votes.
A presiding official asked, "Can I get a motion to come back from the closed session?" A motion was made and seconded; roll call produced affirmative responses from Mayor Pro Tem Brock, Councilman Daug, Councilwoman Wasp, Councilwoman Quarles, Councilwoman Lawrence and Mayor Racy, and the presiding official declared, "Motion carries." The transcript does not record who made the original motion to end the closed session.
After returning to open session, a councilmember identified in the record as "Mo" moved to adjourn; Mayor Pro Tem Brock seconded. The presiding official asked, "All in favor?" and at least two attendees replied "Aye." The meeting then concluded with brief closing salutations, including a closing wish of "Have a great night." The transcript contains only procedural actions and no substantive discussion or votes on ordinances, budgets, appointments, or policy items.
Formal actions recorded: a motion to end closed session that was carried by roll call, and a subsequent motion to adjourn that passed; details about any additional votes or dissent on the adjournment motion are not specified in the transcript.
