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Committee votes unanimously to enter closed session to consider claims and TID 9 land option
Summary
The committee voted unanimously to go into a closed session to consider notices of claim submitted to the City of Monroe and to discuss an extension of an option to purchase land in TID 9.
The chair announced the committee would handle its first two orders of business in closed session, citing "19.85 e" as the statutory basis for deliberating specified public business "whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session." The chair listed the two items: consideration of notices of claim submitted to the City of Monroe and discussion regarding an extension of an option to purchase land in TID 9.
The chair moved to enter closed session and another participant seconded the motion. A roll-call vote recorded Alders Truhart, Toman, Shaffer and McGuire each voting "Aye," producing a unanimous vote to enter closed session. The chair then confirmed the committee was entering closed session.
Because both substantive matters were scheduled for closed session, no further public discussion or details about the claims or the terms of the option to purchase were disclosed on the public record during this meeting.
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