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After executive session, Lakeland trustees direct legal counsel to draft letter for "Employee A"
Summary
Following an executive session held under Idaho statute, trustees directed legal counsel to prepare a letter addressed to "Employee A" for the chair’s review; the board recorded motions and roll-call votes for the executive sessions.
The Lakeland District board directed district legal counsel to prepare a letter for an employee referred to in the public record only as “Employee A” after returning from executive session.
Board members moved and seconded a motion to have legal counsel draft the letter and submit it to the board chair for approval; the motion carried on a voice vote. Earlier in the meeting trustees voted by roll call to enter executive session pursuant to Idaho Code 74-206(1)(b); the roll call recorded affirmative votes from the trustees present.
Board members confirmed there were no additional post-executive-session action items following the second executive session. The motion to have the letter prepared specified that it should be prepared by legal counsel for the board, which the board confirmed during discussion.
The board did not discuss the substantive content of the letter during the public portion of the meeting; the action was limited to a direction for counsel to prepare the document and submit it to the chair for approval.
