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Planning commission votes to enter closed session to discuss real property
Summary
At 3:32 p.m. May 5 the Grand County Planning Commission voted to go into a closed session to discuss purchasing, exchanging, leasing or selling real property. The motion was made by Commissioner McCurdy, seconded by Commissioner Martinez, and passed with one commissioner absent.
At 3:32 p.m. on May 5 the Grand County Planning Commission called the meeting to order and voted to enter a closed session to discuss the purchase, exchange, lease or sale of real property.
Commissioner McCurdy moved "to go in closed session for the purpose of purchasing, exchanging, leasing, or selling real property," and Commissioner Martinez seconded the motion. The chair asked, "All in favor?" and members responded "Aye." The chair announced the motion "passes with 1 absent, commissioner." Administrator Mr. Tyner was listed as present during the roll call.
The vote was taken by voice; no 'no' votes or abstentions were recorded on the open record. The commission then paused open business and prepared to move into the closed session.
No statutes, ordinances or specific properties were named on the public record before the vote. The motion and vote were recorded in the meeting minutes as a formal decision to hold a closed executive session limited to matters involving real property negotiations. The transcript does not identify which commissioner was absent or provide further details about the real property under consideration.
The commission's next public action was to reconvene (not shown in the provided transcript), and the closed session proceeded as announced.
