Committee member moves to exit executive session; meeting adjourns unanimously

A committee member moved to exit an executive session and return to the regular meeting, and later moved to adjourn; both motions were seconded and approved by unanimous voice votes, ending the meeting.

The transcript begins with the meeting being announced as recorded. At one point a committee member said, “I’ll make a motion that we exit executive session and return to the regular meeting,” and a second followed. The chair called for a vote; participants responded “Aye,” and the motion carried unanimously. The chair asked whether there were any motions coming out of the executive session; none were offered.

Following that, the same or another committee member asked for a motion to adjourn the regular meeting. The motion to adjourn was seconded, the chair called for the vote and participants again answered “Aye.” The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned. The transcript records the verbal outcome as “Motion carries unanimously.”

The transcript does not identify the governing body, the names of the mover or the seconder, or provide individual vote tallies; votes are recorded only as a voice vote of “Aye” with “None” opposed. No substantive discussion, motions emerging from the executive session, agenda items, or next steps are recorded in the transcript.