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Chair moves meeting into executive session; motion 26-493 approved
Summary
A presiding speaker moved to go into an executive session and a motion labeled 26-493 was seconded and approved by unanimous 'Aye' responses from those called during roll call; the meeting recorded no further business in the provided transcript.
A presiding speaker identified in the transcript as the Chair moved the meeting into an executive session and secured a unanimous voice vote on a motion referred to as 26-493.
The Chair said, "To the executive session," and later "So moved," and a second was recorded by the participant labeled S2. The transcript shows the vote being called and three names — Missus Lewis, Mister Merrill and Mister Benton — were each followed by an "Aye" response, after which the motion was recorded as approved.
Why it matters: The motion carried without recorded debate in the provided transcript, and the minutes indicate the meeting proceeded to its next step (executive session) after the vote. No additional agenda items or substantive discussion were captured in the excerpt.
The transcript contains no references to the name of the governing body or to substantive matters discussed in the executive session. With no further business recorded in the excerpt, the meeting record in this transcript ends after the vote and the Chair's statement that there was "no further business."
