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Meeting participants end executive session, report no action taken, and adjourn until April 6
Summary
Participants voted to end a closed executive session, stated that no action was taken during it, and then approved a motion to adjourn the meeting until April 6.
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Meeting participants voted to end an executive session and then approved a motion to adjourn the meeting until April 6. The public record repeatedly noted that no action was taken during the executive session.
A motion "to come out of executive session" was made and seconded; those present responded "Aye," and the motion carried. Later, a separate motion to adjourn until April 6 was made, seconded and approved with the same vocal assent.
The transcript repeatedly records for the record that no decisions or formal actions occurred during the closed session. After the votes, the meeting was adjourned and scheduled to reconvene on April 6.
No roll-call vote or individual vote tallies were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided; the record shows only vocal approval. The transcript also includes a brief instruction to "Ask Ralph," but no further discussion or action involving that person appears in the provided segments.
The meeting record did not identify the full names or official titles of the participants who moved and seconded the motions beyond the first names included in the transcript. The record as provided does not include any ordinances, resolutions, contracts, or other substantive items acted on during these segments.

