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Chair moves to enter executive session on county real estate sale; recording stopped
Summary
The chair recommended moving into an executive session to discuss the sale of real estate; the motion was seconded, a roll call recorded affirmative responses from Mr. Chen and Ms. Ross, and the recording was stopped.
The chair of the Madison County meeting moved to enter an executive session "to discuss the sale of real estate," a motion that was seconded and followed by a brief roll call in which Mr. Chen and Ms. Ross recorded affirmative votes.
"I'd recommend that we go into executive session to discuss the sale of real estate," the chair said. After confirming a first and second on the motion, the chair asked for a roll call, heard affirmative responses from Mr. Chen and Ms. Ross, and then instructed staff to stop the recording.
The public transcript ends at that point; no further public discussion, deliberation or vote tally beyond the recorded affirmative responses is included in the available record. The meeting then proceeded to close the public record for the executive-session discussion.
