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Procedural votes: return-to-session motions, extension and roll call recorded
Summary
The council handled several procedural items: motions to return to regular session and to executive session, an extension of the meeting to 08:30, and roll-call confirmations; these items were handled by voice/roll call with affirmative responses recorded.
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The meeting opened with the clerk noting the session was being recorded and proceeded through procedural motions. Early in the transcript a member requested to "Make a motion to return to regular session," which was seconded. Later speakers discussed extending the meeting and returning to executive session before the clerk called the roll to confirm actions.
The chair announced specific motion attributions during roll call—at one point saying, "We have a motion from councilman Mullen, a 2nd from councilman Everhart"—and the clerk recorded affirmative responses, including for Everhart and a member identified as George. Those roll-call confirmations were used to close the procedural items and proceed to substantive agenda business.

