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Committee votes to move into closed session to discuss five‑phase development in TID No. 6
Summary
The Village of Caledonia Committee of the Whole voted to enter closed session to receive direction and negotiate terms for a five‑phase single‑family development in Tax Increment District No. 6 proposed by Breck Caledonia Inc. and Middle Road LLC; staff said no formal action would be taken that night.
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The Committee of the Whole of the Village of Caledonia voted to go into closed session to discuss negotiation strategy for a proposed five‑phase single‑family development in Tax Increment District No. 6. A staff member told the board the developers are Breck Caledonia Inc. and Middle Road LLC and that staff was seeking direction on potential development‑agreement terms and requested negotiation authority, but that no formal action was expected that evening.
The staff member said the project would be built in five phases within TID No. 6 and asked the board to provide direction and negotiation guidance rather than to make a final decision. Committee member moved to enter closed session; the motion was seconded. During the voice/roll call that followed, trustees named on the roll were asked individually and recorded affirmative responses when polled.
The move to closed session halts public discussion of the details announced in open session; the staff member explicitly framed the item as a request for board direction and negotiation parameters rather than a final approval. The committee did not vote on incentives or agreement language in open session and left any substantive bargaining positions to be discussed in closed session.
Next steps: the board moved into closed session for the discussion. Staff said there was no anticipated action on the item that night, and any direction given in closed session would inform subsequent drafts of the development agreement and future public actions.

