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Governing body votes to seal nonpublic minutes for 90 days
Summary
Following a nonpublic session, members voted to seal the minutes for 90 days, with a roll-call result recorded in the transcript as two ayes and one no; transcript spelling of some member names is inconsistent.
The Chair moved to seal the nonpublic minutes, stating disclosure "likely would affect [the] reputation of any person other than the member of this board." The Chair proposed sealing the minutes for a 90-day period; "I'll make a motion to, seal the minutes," the Chair said.
A roll-call vote followed. The transcript records "Ken Osceva, no," and two ayes listed as "Rossell" and "Rita Rossello," with the Chair announcing "Motion pass 2 to 1." The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of member names in places; the article reports names as they appear in the record and notes the inconsistency rather than inferring identity corrections.
