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Board discusses appointment to replace Turk; executive session proposed after abstention
Summary
Agenda item five concerned appointing a replacement for Turk; a board member said they would abstain from voting due to a conflict of interest and the board proposed moving into executive session to discuss appointment or legal matters.
The Banner County board introduced an agenda item to consider appointing a replacement for Turk. During the discussion, a board member said they would abstain from participating in comments and the vote because of a conflict of interest.
"This one I'm going to abstain from any comments or voting due to conflict of interest," a committee member said. The Chair then stated that the board needed to move into an executive session to discuss the appointment or related legal matters. Speakers discussed the required statements for an executive session — the purpose and who would remain — and indicated that Don and another member would remain in the session; "Input from Bob" was also requested as part of the discussion. The transcript does not record a final vote to enter executive session or the outcome of the appointment discussion.
The item was presented as a personnel/appointment matter and the record in the provided transcript ends after the motion language for executive session was stated.
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