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Town praises Public Works after major water main break; board votes to enter closed session on property acquisition
Summary
Interim manager Lynn thanked Public Works and county partners for their response to what she called the largest water main break in her 18 years; the board then approved a motion to enter closed session under state statute to discuss acquisition of real property.
Interim town management and the board addressed recent operational issues and next steps.
Interim manager Lynn described a substantial water main break and commended Public Works and Davie County personnel for their response. "I do have to bring up the, water main break, which is the largest I've experienced in my years of service, 18 years," she said, and thanked staff for keeping the community updated during the emergency.
Lynn also reminded the public about an open budget retreat scheduled for Feb. 15 at 8 a.m. and invited public participation in the workshop.
Later in the meeting the board moved to enter closed session under the cited North Carolina statute to preserve attorney‑client privilege for acquisition of real property. One commissioner made the motion citing N.C. Gen. Stat. 143‑318.11(a)(5) and the mayor called for and received an affirmative voice vote to enter closed session; the meeting was then adjourned.
No details about the property under discussion were disclosed in open session.
