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Chair closes meeting after return from attorney–client session
Summary
The meeting reconvened from an attorney–client session and the chair moved to adjourn; a voice vote carried and the meeting concluded.
The meeting resumed after an attorney–client session, and the chair moved to adjourn, a brief transcript shows.
The chair asked whether there was any new business and whether there was anything for the "good of the order," then said, "Can get a motion to adjourn." The chair then named “Miss Hanchett and Mister Kern”; the record does not specify whether one of them moved or seconded the motion.
The chair called, "All in favor?" and a voice response of "Aye" was recorded. The chair then asked, "Opposed?" The meeting concluded immediately after those exchanges.
The transcript provides no additional details about the body holding the meeting, the identities or roles of Miss Hanchett or Mr. Kern, or any formal roll call. Minutes or a fuller record would be needed to identify movers, seconds or a full vote tally.
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