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Morris County board moves into executive session on personnel and leases, then adjourns
Summary
On Dec. 17 the board approved a resolution to enter executive session to discuss real property leases and personnel (appointments to professional roles and boards/commissions) and later moved to adjourn; both motions were carried on voice votes recorded as 'Aye.'
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During the Dec. 17 Morris County work session County Council read a resolution authorizing the board to move into executive session to discuss real property leases, personnel matters related to appointments of professionals and appointments to boards and commissions, and related confidential matters. After the resolution was read, a motion to enter closed session was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote with commissioners answering 'Aye.'
The resolution repeated that matters discussed in executive session would be made public at the earliest practicable time when confidentiality is no longer necessary. The county council’s remarks flagged specific categories the board intended to discuss: lease and personnel/appointments. No detailed substantive discussion of those executive session topics appears in the public transcript.
Later the board also moved and seconded to adjourn; the motion carried on a voice vote and the meeting was declared adjourned in the public record.
The transcript also records County Council calling attention to 61 resolutions on the agenda and highlights resolution 1102 concerning settlement of the Mendon Methodist Church Zion HP case; the council stated the county will not pay legal fees while the state will pay $200,000 to Jones Day for legal work related to that matter.
