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Council passes multiple resolutions and votes to enter executive session on economic development assistance

Richmond Heights City Council · July 2, 2026
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Summary

During the meeting the council passed Resolutions Nos. 63‑2026, 64‑2026, 65‑2026 and 66‑2026, recorded by roll call, and approved a motion to enter executive session to discuss business strategy, trade secrets and personal financial statements related to requests for economic development assistance.

The Richmond Heights City Council moved and voted to pass a series of resolutions on the agenda: "Resolution number 63‑2026 passes," followed by passage of Resolutions Nos. 64‑2026, 65‑2026 (introduced by Justice Percy) and 66‑2026, as recorded in the meeting roll call.

During roll call, members were recorded responding "Yes." The transcript records members named during the roll call: Justice, Nelson, Robinson, Shaw and Silver; names and affirmative responses were read aloud by the meeting clerk during the vote sequence.

Following those votes, Council President moved to hold one item at first reading and then moved that the council go into executive session "to consider information related to specific business strategy, trade secrets, and personal financial statements of applicants for economic development assistance" with the city's attorney present; council approved the motion to enter executive session.

The meeting record provided no further public detail on the economic development applicants or any final public action during the open session. The council’s motion and vote to enter executive session were recorded in open session and will be followed by any further action after the closed session as required by law.