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Burrillville council votes to enter executive session on property and litigation, seals minutes
Summary
The council voted to enter executive session under Open Meetings law to discuss specified property parcels and pending litigation and voted to seal the executive‑session minutes, noting one vote was taken in the closed session.
At the Feb. 11 meeting, the Burrillville Town Council voted to enter executive session under the cited subsections of the Open Meetings Act to discuss matters related to specific parcels of property and pending litigation.
The agenda item named property at Main Street/rail access and at Roseville Avenue (map and lot numbers read into the minutes) and identified pending litigation by case caption and docket numbers. The chair called for the executive session as requested by the town manager Michael C. Wood (name read from the agenda), the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Before adjourning to closed session, a councilor moved that the executive‑session minutes be sealed; the council voted to seal those minutes and noted in the record that one vote was taken during the executive session. The council then proceeded to adjourn at the conclusion of the meeting.
No substantive details from the closed session were disclosed in the public record.
