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Council moves into executive session to hear employee appeal
Summary
The council voted to go into executive session to hear an employee’s appeal of their termination and invited the employee and her supervisor to the closed session; the public meeting cleared with one employee (Miss Patty) allowed to remain.
The council voted to move into an executive session to hear an employee’s appeal of their termination, the chair said at the meeting.
The chair introduced the matter, saying an employee "wants to appeal their termination" and noting members could hear the appeal "in open public setting or we can move to an executive session." The chair said the executive session could include the employee and the employee’s direct supervisor.
A motion to move into executive session was made and seconded. As the motion was called, the chair said, "I move we move to Executive session," and the council called for those in favor to say "I." The council then cleared the room for the closed session; the presiding officer directed that everyone leave except for one named employee, Miss Patty, who was invited to remain.
No vote tally for the executive session motion was recorded in the public portion of the transcript beyond the chair’s call for those in favor; the public transcript shows the meeting cleared and the executive session begun.
The council did not record any public deliberations or a final decision about the appeal in the portions of the transcript provided. The next procedural step recorded in the public transcript was clearing the room and proceeding into the executive session.
