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Chair: "No motions, no votes" in executive session; Dr. Kaye moves to adjourn
Summary
The chair said the meeting left executive session with no actions taken; Dr. Kaye then moved to adjourn, a motion seconded and carried by voice, bringing the evening to a close.
The chair announced the meeting was exiting executive session and said, "No motions, no votes, or any action was taken during executive session." Dr. Kaye then made a motion to adjourn for the evening; the motion was seconded and the chair closed the meeting shortly afterward.
The exchange began when the chair informed members that they needed to leave the closed session and confirmed no formal actions had been taken during it. After recognition, Dr. Kaye asked to make a motion to end the executive session and later moved to adjourn, saying, "All hearts and minds are clear that we have entertained all business that claims our attention." The chair called for and recorded seconds from Ms. Leverett (on the motion to leave executive session) and Mr. Zug (on the adjournment motion). The transcript records the chair asking, "All in favor?" and then thanking attendees, indicating the adjournment carried by voice; no roll-call tally was provided.
The meeting record includes no votes or formal actions taken during the executive session; the final, recorded business was the motion to adjourn and its second. No statutes, ordinances or other authorities were cited in the closing proceedings. The meeting ended without further formal action noted in the transcript.
