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Commission met in executive session for legal advice on impact-fee study; no motions recorded
Summary
The Lancaster County Planning Commission met in executive session to receive attorney-client legal advice on contractual matters related to the impact-fee study; commissioners reported no motions or votes were taken during the executive session.
Before public hearings began, the planning commission entered executive session to receive legal advice subject to attorney-client privilege about contractual matters related to the county’s impact-fee study and to invite the county administrator and procurement manager into the session. After the closed session, a staff member reported to the public that the commission had met on that single topic and that no motions or votes were taken while in executive session.
The chair opened the meeting, staff read the agenda language for the executive session and the record shows the motion to enter the executive session carried 4–0. After returning to open session, staff summarized: “the planning commission met in executive session in regards to 1 item, the receipt of legal advice subject to the attorney client privilege regarding contractual matters related to an impact fee study. No motions were made. No votes were taken.”
