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Chair says governing body gave attorney direction on Nori litigation, then adjourned

Governing body · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The meeting reopened after a closed session during which the chair said the body "gave our attorney direction on the enforcement of the Nori litigation." A motion to adjourn was then taken, seconded and approved by voice vote; no further public details on the litigation were provided.

The Chair reopened the meeting and said, "During a closed session, we gave our attorney direction on the enforcement of the Nori litigation," then moved to close the public session with an adjournment.

The disclosure, made at the start of the public portion, reported only that the body had given instructions to its attorney regarding enforcement; the transcript contains no additional factual details about the subject matter of the litigation, the parties involved beyond the name "Nori," or any follow-up steps identified for public record.

After that statement the Chair asked for a motion to adjourn. A motion was taken and a second was recorded on the audio transcript; the names of the mover and seconder are not specified in the transcript. The Chair called for a vote and the transcript records two "Aye" responses with no "No" or abstention recorded. The Chair closed by thanking people named in the exchange and the meeting concluded.

No formal motions related to the Nori litigation or any other substantive agenda items were recorded in the public transcript excerpt. The record provides that the governing body gave direction to counsel during a preceding closed session but offers no on-the-record details about the content or timing of any enforcement steps.