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Royston council votes to enter executive session on litigation, real estate and personnel

The council closed part of its July meeting to discuss legal, property and personnel matters, but no public decision was recorded on those topics.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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The July 2025 council agenda listed a closed executive session so members could consult with the city attorney on pending or potential litigation and on the acquisition or disposition of real estate.

SourcesAgenda — Agenda Form 2025-07.pdf

At the July 8 meeting, Councilman Phillips moved to enter executive session for those purposes, plus a personnel evaluation, and the council approved the motion 6-0.

SourcesMinutes — Minutes 2025-07-08.pdf

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Entering and re-entering Executive Session to discuss pending litigation, real estate acquisition/disposition, and personnel evaluation

Councilman Phillips made a motion to enter into Executive Session for the purpose of consulting with the City Attorney about (1) pending or potential litigation

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Executive session on pending litigation, real estate acquisition/disposition, and personnel evaluation

Executive Session – (1) for the purpose of consulting with the City Attorney about pending or potential litigation, settlements, claims, administrative proceedings, or judicial actions, (2) for the purpose of discussing the acquisition or disposition of real estate

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