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Board holds two closed sessions on litigation strategy and real estate; details not released
Summary
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors entered closed sessions under Iowa Code §21.5(c) to discuss litigation strategy and §21.5(j) to discuss purchase or sale of real estate; both sessions were adjourned with no substantive details disclosed in open session.
At its April 28 meeting the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to enter two closed sessions.
The first closed session, authorized under Iowa Code §21.5(c), permitted the board to confer with counsel about matters in litigation or where litigation is imminent; the motion was moved by Tavis Hall and seconded by Justin Brandt. The board voted to adjourn that closed session after it convened.
The board then voted to enter a second closed session under Iowa Code §21.5(j) to discuss the purchase or sale of particular real estate where premature disclosure could affect price; that motion was moved by Justin Brandt and seconded by Ritch Kurtenbach. That closed session was also adjourned. The meeting concluded after the closed sessions.
No substantive details, outcomes or decisions from the closed sessions were disclosed in open session.
