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Webster board reports consensus after closed session on potential real estate matter
Summary
The board entered a closed session Aug. 7 under NCGS 143-318.11(a)(5) to discuss a potential real estate matter; upon returning to open session Mayor Pro Tem Leigh Anne Young said there was consensus among members. Minutes of the closed session are recorded separately.
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The Webster Board of Commissioners held a closed session Aug. 7 to discuss a potential real estate matter and later reported a consensus without disclosing details.
Vice Mayor Young asked the board to move into closed session to discuss a potential real estate matter. Commissioner Brandon Core moved to enter closed session under NCGS 143-318.11(a)(5); Commissioner Danell Moses seconded and the motion carried. After the closed session the board returned to open session, and Mayor Pro Tem Leigh Anne Young said there was consensus among council members about the matter discussed. The minutes state that closed-session minutes are kept separate from the public record.
No formal public vote or substantive details of the matter were disclosed in open session. The board’s statement of consensus was the only public outcome recorded in the meeting minutes.
