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Board reports executive-session vote: offer to fire-department candidate and payment to court registry in eminent-domain matter
Summary
After a closed session on personnel and litigation, the board announced it voted to extend an offer of employment to a prospective fire-department employee and to make a payment to the court registry related to an eminent-domain litigation matter; names and figures will appear in next month’s minutes.
After an executive session to discuss personnel and an acquisition/condemnation-related litigation matter, the Byron Board of Aldermen announced it had taken two actions.
City Attorney Scanlon reported that the board voted to extend an offer of employment to a prospective fire-department candidate and to make a specified payment to the court registry in connection with ongoing eminent-domain litigation. The board said that the names, salary figures and registry payment amount would be reflected in the minutes next month.
Mayor White said staff will record the precise numbers and report them in the written minutes; no further details were released at the meeting.
