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Chair seeks attorney-client executive session over Kings Highway drainage
Summary
The chair asked commissioners to hold a brief executive session with county counsel to get legal advice on a drainage dispute involving a culvert on Kings Highway; a motion was made and vocal votes were recorded but the transcript does not show a complete roll call or final resolution.
The chair said the Kings Highway drainage issue involves a private property owner and recommended a short attorney‑client executive session so the board could receive legal advice before acting.
A Committee member moved "to go into executive session for 3 to 15 minutes under attorney client" with reference to both the handbook and the drainage issue, and the motion was seconded. Vocal responses in the record include "Aye" and a recorded "No," but the transcript does not include a full roll call or a documented final outcome of the motion.
The chair had earlier described awaiting engineering input from Pittsburgh to determine the size of a culvert needed where a private driveway crosses Kings Highway and said the county would explore using an available metal culvert and determine the owner's share of the cost. The chair urged a 15‑minute executive session "because that one party has been real, real calm about it, and I don't want to ruffle the feathers anymore."
Next steps were not finalized in the public record provided; commissioners directed staff to consult counsel in executive session and to confirm engineering requirements once Pittsburgh's engineer submits sizing information.
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