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Chair moves board into executive session to consider purchase of property
Summary
The chair moved and the board approved entering an executive session to consider the purchase (or sale) of property for a public purpose; a roll call recorded four affirmative votes and the chair said no board action would occur during the session.
The board voted to enter an executive session to consider the purchase (or sale) of property for a public purpose, the Chair said. "It is recommended that the board go into executive session to consider the purchase of property for the public purpose, for the public or the purpose of sale of property at competitive bidding," the Chair said.
The motion to enter executive session was moved and seconded; the Chair then conducted a roll call. The transcript records four affirmative responses to the roll call, after which the Chair stated, "There will be no board action upon leave." The recording does not specify the full roll-call mapping to each affirmative response, nor does it identify the governing body by name in the transcript.
The discussion in the recorded portion was limited to the procedural motion and confirmation of the vote. The Chair’s remarks make clear the purpose of the session—property acquisition or sale under competitive bidding—and also make explicit that no formal Board action was planned to occur during the closed session. The transcript ends with brief closing remarks and thanks; no further public actions or outcomes are recorded.
