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Board of Supervisors approves resolution certifying closed meeting discussed only exempted matters
Summary
An unidentified board member moved to approve a resolution certifying that a recent closed meeting addressed only matters lawfully exempted from open meetings; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The transcript does not specify the jurisdiction or provide a roll-call tally.
An unidentified board member moved to approve a resolution certifying that a recent closed meeting addressed only matters lawfully exempted from open meetings; the motion was seconded and approved by a voice vote.
The motion, read aloud by an unidentified speaker, said: "Mister chairman, I make a motion to approve the resolution certifying that only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting were, as were identified in the motion convening the closed meeting, were discussed or heard the board of supervisors." The motion was seconded and an affirmative voice response of "Yes" was recorded.
The resolution affirms that the topics covered in the closed meeting fit within exemptions under the jurisdiction's open meetings law, as described in the motion. The transcript does not name the jurisdiction or cite a specific statute; it records only the motion's language and the brief affirmative response. Detailed vote counts or a roll-call were not provided in the record.
There were no further comments on the item in the provided transcript. The meeting proceeded after the vote, and the last remarks recorded were "Alright," "Nothing," and "Thank you, Mr. Chairman."
