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Sussex County meeting returns from executive session, then adjourns
Summary
The meeting returned from an executive session, moved to end the session and then adjourned after short procedural motions; verbal votes were recorded but full tallies were not specified in the transcript.
Unidentified Speaker said, "We are back from executive session." The speaker also noted, "We are having technical video difficulties, but we are here." After that announcement, the facilitator asked for a motion to adjourn the executive session and return to regular business.
The motion to end the executive session was seconded; the record notes Commissioner Henderson and Deputy Director DeGroot as having seconded. When the chair called for a vote, the transcript records a verbal "Aye." The response to the "Opposed?" prompt is unclear in the transcript record. No formal roll-call tally was specified.
Later, under agenda item 25 the facilitator asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Commissioner Carney is recorded as making the motion; a second was recorded. The chair again called for a vote and "Aye" was recorded. The transcript next records an "Abstain" and then states the meeting was over at 7:59 p.m.
The meeting record in the transcript contains no substantive policy discussion, motions on ordinances, or committee directives beyond the two procedural motions to end the executive session and adjourn the meeting.
