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Committee moves into executive session to discuss pending litigation
Summary
The Kane County Legal Affairs and Claims Committee voted to go into a closed executive session to discuss pending litigation; the meeting later resumed in open session with no public detail released about the litigation.
The chair asked for a motion and a second to go into executive session for pending litigation and members authorized closing the public meeting for a privileged discussion. The chair said, "May I please have a motion and a 2nd to go into executive session for pending litigation, mister Ross?" and a motion and second were recorded.
Meeting minutes show members left the public session for a closed-door discussion and later returned to open session. The chair announced the return to open session with no public accounting of the litigation's substance — a standard practice when legal strategy or privileged matters are discussed in executive session.
Because executive sessions are not transcribed publicly for privileged litigation matters, the committee did not disclose the litigation's details during the open meeting portion.
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