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Board votes to enter closed session to discuss transmission-planning nominations

Eldridge Electric and Water Utility Board · September 23, 2025
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Summary

Board held a roll-call vote to go into closed session under statutory confidentiality provisions to review proprietary transmission-planning information related to the MISO Trunch 2.1 transmission project and to discuss non-disclosure-bound materials; motion passed.

During discussion of participation in the MISO Trunch 2.1 transmission project, board members debated whether to hold a closed session to review confidential nominations and proprietary planning information. Staff explained that formal nominations (due Sept. 26) indicate an intent to participate but are not legally binding until a later agreement is executed; however, the nomination process and related records may contain information protected by statutory confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements.

A motion by Pavich, seconded by Peterson, invoked the statutory exemption (section 22.7 subsection 50 as read into the record) authorizing a closed session to discuss confidential transmission-planning records and proprietary material. The board voted in favor on roll call and entered closed session to discuss the nomination and participation amount.