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Chair announces return to open session; members certify closed-session compliance
Summary
At the meeting the presiding chair announced a return to open session and members voted unanimously to certify that only matters lawfully exempt from open-meeting requirements were discussed in closed session.
The presiding chair announced the meeting was back in open session after a closed session and the board moved to certify the closed-session proceedings. A committee member moved the certification, saying, "I move to serve as best of each member's knowledge. Only public business matters lawfully exempt from open meeting requirements. And 2, only such public business matters were identified in the motion to enter into closed session or heard, discussed, or considered during the closed session." The motion was seconded and the board conducted a roll-call vote.
In the recorded roll call, the transcript shows Mister Marshall, Mister Kendrick, Mister Cox, Mister Wood and the chair all responding "Aye." The certification vote passed unanimously. The transcript does not include the full text of the original motion that led to the closed session; that motion text is not specified in the record provided.
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