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Councilor Seymour moves to place city manager on paid administrative leave; roll call recorded in transcript
Summary
A council member moved to place the city manager on paid administrative leave effective upon delivery of notice; the motion was seconded and a roll call recorded affirmative responses from several councilors, though the transcript does not capture a final official tally.
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At a meeting resumed from an earlier executive session, Councilor Seymour moved that the city manager be placed on paid administrative leave "beginning at the time of delivery of the notice," and another member seconded the motion. Council members proceeded to a roll-call-style verification of votes.
The motion was introduced by a speaker who identified themself as "Councilor Seymour" and said, "I make a motion to place city manager, paid administrative leave beginning at the time of delivery of the notice." The motion was followed by a brief second and then by roll-call prompts. The transcript records affirmative vocal responses—Councilor Seymour saying “I,” Councilor Garrett saying “Yes,” Councilor Powell saying “Yeah,” and a participant identified as Josh saying “I.” The transcript also shows queries for Councilor Burchetto and Council president Adamson without audible responses captured in the record.
The transcript does not include a formal final tally or a clerk’s readout of votes, so the official recorded outcome is not shown here. The public record excerpted in the transcript shows the council moved to take the personnel action and began the roll-call process; the minutes or full meeting record are needed to confirm the final vote count and any related disciplinary or personnel procedures.

