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Board holds executive session on litigation, returns without public action details
Summary
The Lancaster County Board entered executive session for pending and potential litigation and legal advice, voting 4-0 to enter and exit; the public minutes record the motions and times but not confidential substance.
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners voted to enter executive session at 9:45 a.m. for pending litigation, potential imminent litigation and to receive legal advice; the motion passed 4-0 with Commissioner Matt Schulte absent.
The Board exited executive session at 10:28 a.m. with a recorded 4-0 vote. The public minutes do not disclose the substantive matters discussed during executive session, consistent with confidentiality rules that apply to pending and potential litigation and attorney-client legal advice.
Motions to enter and exit executive session were made and recorded in the minutes; no public action or vote on the confidential matters was reported in the public record.
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