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Chair reconvenes in open session, moves "I move the regurg," then adjourns
Summary
At a Norton meeting the Chair announced return to open session, moved "I move the regurg," which was seconded; the transcript shows no recorded vote and the meeting was adjourned. The transcript supplies no speaker names; "Chair" is a functional label used for attribution.
The meeting convened back into open session and the Chair opened the floor for motions arising from a prior executive session. The Chair asked, "So is there any motions to consider coming out of the executive session?" and shortly afterward said, "I move the regurg," which was followed by the single-word response, "2nd."
There is no roll-call or recorded vote in the provided transcript. After asking, "Any further discussion?" the Chair stated, "You're adjourned." Closing remarks followed, including, "Good luck, Mitch," and a clarification, "You don't have to vote." The transcript does not identify any speaker by personal name; the label "Chair" is used in this article as a functional identifier based on the speaker's role in managing the meeting.
Because the transcript records the motion and a second but no formal vote or outcome, this article reports the procedural actions as they appear in the record without inferring an official passage or failure of the motion. No statutes, ordinances, or staff reports were cited in the available segments. The next procedural step, if any, is not specified in the transcript.
