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Runnemede council votes to enter brief executive session on pending litigation
Summary
Council voted to go into a 10–15 minute closed executive session under the Open Public Meetings Act to discuss a pending litigation matter identified as Resolution 2672 (referred to in the meeting as 'prochamp's litigation').
Runnemede borough council voted to enter a closed executive session under the Open Public Meetings Act to discuss a pending litigation matter (referenced in the meeting as Resolution 2672 and 'prochamp's litigation').
Council cited category 7 of the Open Public Meetings Act as the basis for the closed session. Members made and seconded the motion; roll-call votes recorded support from Miss Kelly, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Spear, Mr. Murray and Mr. White. The mayor indicated the session would be brief (approximately 10–15 minutes) and that no immediate action was required that evening.
The council did not discuss litigation details in open session and did not take public action during the meeting; staff indicated the purpose was to provide members with an update on the status of the litigation.
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