Motion to return to open session passes; meeting adjourned at 12:05

An unidentified presiding official asked for a motion to return the meeting to open session and a motion and second were made; the motion passed by a voice vote and the meeting was adjourned by acclamation at 12:05.

The presiding speaker said, "I'd entertain a motion to go back into open session." A motion was made and seconded; the transcript does not record who moved or who seconded. When the presiding speaker called for a vote — "All in favor?" — three participants responded aloud: "Jack London, aye," "Randy, Aye," and "Matt Tippets, Aye." The presiding speaker then announced, "We're back in open session at 12:05."

After resuming the public portion of the meeting, the presiding speaker asked whether there was any further business: "Is there anything else that we need to discuss before we adjourn today?" The presiding speaker continued, "Hearing none, I'll adjourn the meeting by acclamation at 12:05." The meeting concluded with the statement, "We are adjourned," followed by "Thank you." No formal recorded roll-call beyond the three voiced ayes appears in the transcript.

There were no motions, votes, or agenda items besides the procedural return to open session and the adjournment recorded in the provided transcript. The mover and seconder for the motion to return to open session were not identified in the transcript, and no additional actions or follow-up items were specified.

The transcript excerpts used in this article are limited to the procedural motion to resume open session, the voice vote, and the announcement of adjournment.