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Trustees vote to adjourn into closed session to review closed-session minutes and property acquisition
Summary
On May 4, 2026, trustees moved and seconded to adjourn into a closed session to consider the release of closed-session minutes and a property-acquisition matter; the voice vote recorded one opposed and the motion carried.
At the May 4, 2026 meeting the chair moved that the Board of Trustees adjourn into a closed (executive) session to review release of closed-session minutes and to discuss a property-acquisition matter. The motion was seconded and put to a voice vote. One voice recorded opposition; the motion carried.
The motion was stated in the public record as an adjournment to a closed session to "review release of Zach session minutes and property acquisition" (transcript wording). The transcript does not record who made the motion or who seconded it by name. The vote was by voice; a single opposition was noted but the individual who opposed was not identified in the public transcript.
Because the matters to be discussed involve closed-session minutes and property acquisition, the trustees moved the discussion out of the public portion of the meeting. The transcript does not include the substance of what was to be considered in closed session or any subsequent action the trustees may have taken once in executive session.
Next step: The meeting moved into executive session; any final actions, decisions or releases resulting from that closed session are not recorded in the provided public transcript.
