Meeting reopens to public after closed session; workshop formally closed

Meeting participants recorded motions to end a closed session and to close a subsequent workshop, and the clerk called roll for both procedural actions.

The clerk asked for "a motion to close the closed session and open to the public," and a second was recorded. During the ensuing roll call the transcript shows affirmative responses from the participant addressed as the mayor (the transcript shows inconsistent spellings: 'Mayor DeGraw' and later 'Mayor de Groff'), and from persons identified in the record as Mr. Herndon and Miss Mom; the name "Paul" was called but a clear response to that call is not transcribed. The clerk announced the time as 06:54.

Later the clerk solicited other business and asked for a motion to close the workshop; a motion and second were recorded and the clerk again ran a roll call. The transcript records affirmative responses (e.g., "Yep," "Yes") from those the clerk named, including the mayor and Mr. Arndon; several short, informal remarks appear in the record between name calls (for example, "I gotta get my stuff together").

The transcript does not identify who formally made the motions or who seconded them by name; it records that a motion and a second were present and that those named during roll calls indicated affirmation. No substantive policy discussion, ordinance, resolution text, or debate on the merits appears in the provided excerpt.