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Meeting moves into nonpublic session under RSA 91‑A:3 II(c); minutes sealed for three years
Summary
The meeting voted to enter nonpublic session citing RSA 91‑A:3 II(c) and immediately moved to seal the resulting minutes for three years, with members recording 'aye' votes for the motions. The nonpublic session began at 03:02 and the public meeting reconvened at 03:51.
The chair moved that the meeting enter a nonpublic session under RSA 91‑A:3 II(c); a member seconded the motion and a roll-call-style vote was taken. The meeting left for nonpublic session at 03:02 and reconvened to public session at 03:51.
After reconvening, the chair moved to seal the minutes of the nonpublic session for a period of three years, saying the minutes should be sealed because disclosure “likely would affect adversely the reputation of any person other than a member of this board.” The motion was seconded and the chair called for a roll-call-style vote; the transcript records named affirmative votes including "Marcel, aye" and "Ken Ross Raymond, aye" for the nonpublic motion and "Bazel, aye" during the sealing motion. Other individual votes were recorded as vocal affirmatives but not attributed to specific names in the transcript.
No additional details about the subject matter discussed in nonpublic were disclosed in the public record. The chair framed sealing as required because disclosure could harm a private individual's reputation; the meeting did not record additional public findings that would release the minutes. The meeting then resumed routine business and adjourned.
