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Motion to enter executive session approved after roll call
Summary
A motion to enter an executive session was moved, seconded and approved by roll call; Mr. Merrill, Mr. Benton and Mrs. Lewis each voted 'aye.' The record includes a reference to '26Dash302' and notes no further business was recorded.
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A motion to enter an executive session was moved, seconded and approved by roll call during the meeting; Mr. Merrill, Mr. Benton and Mrs. Lewis each responded "Aye."
The Chair announced "Executive session," then a member said, "So moved," and another member seconded the motion before a brief discussion and a call for the vote. The transcript records an on‑record reference to "26Dash302," but does not identify what that reference denotes. The transcript does not record who moved or who seconded the motion by name.
During the roll call, the Chair called Mr. Merrill, who answered "Aye." The Chair then called Mr. Benton, who answered "Aye," and Mrs. Lewis, who answered "Aye." The motion was recorded as approved by a 3–0 affirmative response.
After the vote the Chair said "Alright," and the record shows "No further business." The transcript contains no further substantive discussion or actions.
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