Chair leads motion to end executive session; two members recorded "Aye"

The meeting moved out of an executive session after a short procedural exchange. The chair announced, "Journey out of executive session," and a committee member responded, "So moved," followed immediately by "2nd." The committee member then asked, "Discussion?" and called for a "Vote."

The chair said, "Vote on motion," and spoke the identifier "26Dash517." The chair called for a roll-call-style response, asking, "Mister Merrill?" to which the transcript records "Aye." The chair then asked, "Mister Benton?" and the transcript records "Aye." The recorded responses in the transcript show at least these two affirmative votes; the transcript does not supply a complete vote tally for all members present.

After the affirmative responses, the committee member said, "Alright," and the chair asked, "Any further business?" The committee member replied, "No further business?", and no additional matters were raised in the recorded segment.

The exchange in the transcript is strictly procedural: it records the motion, a second, a prompt for discussion with none occurring, and brief vocal responses for the vote. The meaning of the chair's utterance "26Dash517" is not explained in the transcript and was not clarified on the record.

No statutes, ordinances or specific agenda item descriptions were referenced in the available transcript. The body conducting the meeting is not named in the transcript excerpts provided, and no speaker gave a personal name or formal title in the sections recorded here beyond the vocative uses "Mister Merrill" and "Mister Benton." The record reflects only the procedural steps to end the executive session and that no further business was raised in the captured segments.