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Council votes to enter closed session to discuss property purchases and a contract update
Summary
The council voted to go into closed session under the statutory exception for competitive or bargaining reasons to deliberate purchases of public property, including parcels referenced at 13th Street and 31st Avenue and a property or contract on 21st Street; the mayor announced the council was in closed session and would return when finished.
During the May 4 meeting the council voted to enter closed session under the exception for competitive and bargaining reasons to deliberate the purchase of public property and consider an updated contract to purchase city property on 21st Street. The mayor read the statutory justification and referenced consideration of right‑of‑way and parcels around 13th Street and 31st Avenue.
A council member moved to go into closed session and a second followed; the clerk took a roll call and members voted to enter closed session. The mayor stated, "We are in closed session and we will come back into open session when we are done." No further details were disclosed in the open record because the meeting moved into closed session.
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