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Clerk announces agenda approval, then adjourns the meeting to closed session
Summary
A Sonoma County meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance; the clerk announced a motion to approve the agenda (moved by Supervisor Rabbit, seconded by Vice Chair Corsi), heard no public comment on closed-session items, and adjourned to closed session with a report-out scheduled for April 20.
A meeting of Sonoma County officials opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a short exchange before the start of business, after which the clerk moved the meeting toward formal agenda approval and an immediate adjournment to closed session.
The clerk announced that Supervisor Rabbit had moved to approve the agenda and that Vice Chair Corsi had seconded the motion; no changes were raised on the record in the provided transcript. The clerk invited public comment on closed-session items and, after asking whether anyone in the chambers wished to speak, recorded that none was offered.
“So we are going to move on to public comment on closed session items,” the clerk said during the public-comment call; after no speakers came forward the clerk said, “So we're going to adjourn to closed session and County Counsel will read today's report out on April 20.” The clerk closed the public portion with, “Happy Friday, everyone.”
The transcript does not include a roll-call vote tally for the agenda approval; the clerk stated the motion was made and seconded but did not record the result in the provided segments. The clerk then announced the meeting would adjourn to closed session to consider the items listed on calendars 1 and 2. No additional public testimony on the closed-session items appears in the provided transcript.
The public portion ended with the clerk's announcement of the adjournment and the scheduled report-out date; the transcript ends as the meeting moved into closed session.
