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State Fair Board holds executive session to discuss negotiations, potential real estate acquisitions
Summary
The Nebraska State Fair Board voted to enter executive session on Sept. 2 to discuss negotiations and possible real estate acquisitions. The board later reconvened in open session; no outcomes of the executive session were disclosed in the minutes.
The Nebraska State Fair Board voted Sept. 2 to enter executive session "to protect the public interest to discuss negotiations and potential real estate acquisitions," according to the meeting minutes recorded at the State Fair Administrative Offices in Grand Island.
Vice Chair Boyd Strope moved to enter executive session and Dawn Caldwell seconded. The motion was approved by roll call and the board went into executive session. Later in the meeting, Boyd Strope moved to come out of executive session, Lanna Hubbard seconded, and the board reconvened in open session on a roll call vote.
The minutes record the board's use of executive session but do not disclose any deliberations, directions, votes, or decisions that occurred while the board was in closed session. After returning to open session, the board took a motion to adjourn that passed on a recorded vote.
Because executive sessions are closed to the public, the minutes appropriately summarize only the statutory reason for the private discussion and the motions to enter and exit that session.
