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Los Altos Hills council moves into closed session after no public comment
Summary
The Town of Los Altos Hills City Council called a special meeting on March 19 at 4:35 p.m., confirmed a quorum, opened public comment (no speakers), and then recessed into closed session.
The Town of Los Altos Hills City Council convened a special meeting on Thursday, March 19, at 4:35 p.m., called to order by Mayor Batisha. After roll call established a quorum, the council opened public comment but no one came forward and the body moved into a closed session.
Mayor Batisha called the meeting to order and directed the city clerk to take roll. The clerk read the roll and recorded Council members Mok, Swan and Taka as present; the clerk asked about Vice Mayor Tyson but the transcript does not include a response. The clerk then stated that a quorum was present.
The mayor opened the public-comment period and set a two-minute limit per speaker, asking attendees to complete speaker cards and reminding them that “profane language or disruptive conduct is prohibited under Los Altos Hills Municipal Code sections 2.2-1.115 C and D,” an admonition that the mayor repeated when explaining the rules of decorum. The clerk checked Zoom and reported no raised hands.
With no public commenters appearing either in the room or online, the council closed the public comment period and proceeded into a closed session. The transcript records no further public discussion or formal votes before the closed session was called.
The council did not announce topics for the closed session in the portions of the transcript provided. No formal actions or votes were recorded in open session in the available transcript.
