Both votes covered only the decision to discuss the matter privately; the minutes do not record any public action taken on the real estate matter itself.
IssueFranklin Springsunder consideration
Franklin Springs council meets twice in closed session on a real estate matter
The city council has gone into executive session twice this year to discuss a real estate matter, but no public vote or outcome on the matter itself has been recorded.
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In January, the Franklin Springs City Council moved into executive session to discuss a real estate matter, on a motion from council member Tom Wilson.
The council returned to the same topic in August, voting to go back into executive session to discuss real estate. The motion, made by Tommy Pritchett and seconded by Tom Wilson, carried.
Both votes covered only the decision to discuss the matter privately; the minutes do not record any public action taken on the real estate matter itself.
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ApprovedconfirmedExecutive session to discuss real estate matter
Motion was made by Tommy Pritchett at 5:35 pm to go into Executive Session to discuss
real estate. Tom Wilson seconded. Motion carried.
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Executive session to discuss real estate matter
Motion was made by Tommy Pritchett at 5:35 pm to go into Executive Session to discuss real estate. Tom Wilson seconded. Motion carried.
DiscusseddiscussedExecutive session to discuss real estate matter
Tom Wilson made a motion to go into executive session to discuss real estate.
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Executive session to discuss real estate matter
Tom Wilson made a motion to go into executive session to discuss real estate.
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