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Committee approves minutes and bill list, then holds executive session on potential litigation
Summary
The committee approved prior meeting minutes and the bill list by unanimous roll-call and then moved into executive session to discuss potential litigation; it reconvened later with no formal action reported.
The New Hanover Township Committee on April 14 approved its March 10 and March 24 meeting minutes and voted to pay vouchers listed on the bill list, each by roll call with unanimous support. Committeeman Koshak moved to approve the minutes (seconded by Committeeman Murphy); Deputy Mayor Pawlyzyn moved to approve the bill list (seconded by Committeeman Smith). The roll-call results were recorded as ayes from Koshak, Murphy, Pawlyzyn, Smith and Mayor Peterla.
Later in the meeting the committee voted to enter an executive session to discuss potential litigation and attorney–client privileged matters. Mayor Peterla introduced the need for an executive session; Committeeman Murphy moved to approve the resolution authorizing the closed meeting and Committeeman Smith seconded. The motion carried by roll call at 6:38 p.m. According to the minutes the resolution number is referenced both as 2026-47 and as R2026-50 in the motion text; the minutes record that the executive session discussed potential litigation and attorney–client privileged matters and that no formal action would be taken in public session upon return.
The committee reconvened public session at 8:21 p.m. on a motion by Deputy Mayor Pawlyzyn, seconded by Committeeman Murphy; a roll-call vote returned the meeting to open session. Committeeman Smith moved to adjourn at 8:23 p.m.; Committeeman Murphy seconded and the meeting was adjourned.
