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County approves closed attorney–client session in Transit Village case and appoints new inspector general
Summary
Palm Beach County commissioners voted to hold a private attorney–client session to discuss settlement negotiations in Transit Village LLC v. Palm Beach County (Case 2024CA001949) and approved the appointment of the county’s next inspector general; both motions carried unanimously.
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners voted June 2 to hold a private attorney–client session at 1:00 p.m. to discuss settlement negotiations in Transit Village LLC v. Palm Beach County (Case 2024CA001949). County attorneys said the session will be recorded by a certified court reporter, and that the transcript will be filed with the clerk and made public when the litigation concludes, per Section 286.001(8), Florida Statutes.
Commissioner Gregg Weiss made the motion to enter the private session; Commissioner Maria Marino seconded it. Chair Baxter confirmed the time and the board carried the motion 6–0.
In related business the board approved item 5D1, appointing the next Inspector General. The nominee thanked the board and staff for the opportunity; the motion to approve the appointment was made by Commissioner Weiss, seconded by Commissioner Flores, and carried 6–0.
Provenance: the attorney‑client session motion was read into the record starting at SEG 2099–2106 (case and statutory citation), the board voted on the motion at SEG 2132–2135, and the inspector general appointment took place at SEG 2069–2090.
