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Walton council holds closed session on proposed litigation tied to water, sewer moratorium

Common Council of the City of Walton · December 3, 2024
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Summary

The Walton Common Council entered an executive session Dec. 3 under KRS 61.810(1)(c) to discuss proposed litigation related to threats concerning a moratorium on the city’s water and sewer systems; the City Attorney and City Engineer were invited and no substantive details were disclosed in the public minutes.

The Walton Common Council met in executive (closed) session on Dec. 3 under KRS 61.810(1)(c) to discuss proposed litigation against the city related to threats concerning a moratorium on the city’s water and sewer systems.

Council member Sherry Gaskill moved the council into executive session and Council member Barb Farrow seconded; the minutes record "yes" votes from Rose Beach, Amy Long, Barb Farrow, Sherry Gaskill and Dan Martin. The stated purpose in the minutes invited the City Attorney and City Engineer to join to provide legal and engineering advice and noted that one or more representatives of businesses may be invited to discuss the legal issues. The minutes do not disclose further substance of the discussion, consistent with the closed-session statutory exception cited.

After the closed session, Council member Barb Farrow moved to end the executive session; Council member Amy Long seconded. The minutes again record "yes" votes from Rose Beach, Amy Long, Barb Farrow, Sherry Gaskill and Dan Martin. No additional public action or decision tied to the litigation was recorded in the minutes.

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