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National City council moves into closed session on two litigation matters
Summary
The National City City Council convened, took roll, and moved into closed session to discuss two existing lawsuits — one involving the estate of Bridal Amana et al. and another naming the San Diego Unified School District — but the transcript gives no details of any report-out.
The National City City Council convened and moved into closed session to discuss two existing litigation matters, the city attorney said.
The meeting opened with roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance; no members of the public spoke during the public-comment period. The presiding official then announced two closed-session items and handed the floor to the city attorney, who summarized the matters.
"Tonight, we have 2 items going to closed session," the city attorney said, and described the items as conference-with-counsel matters "pursuant to paragraph 1 of subdivision D of section 54,956.9," naming an estate matter and a case against the city involving the San Diego Unified School District.
The council recessed for the closed session and later indicated it was coming out of closed session. The presiding official said the council would report out at the end of the meeting; the transcript contains no details of any report or any formal actions taken in closed session. The meeting was then adjourned.
The transcript records the statute citation and the case names cited by the city attorney but does not include further briefing or a public report on the closed-session outcomes.
