Commission votes to meet in closed session and not to disclose discussions
May 25, 2022 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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The commission considered procedural items and votes near the end of the meeting. Vice President Steven Acasio moved to adopt six sets of minutes (March 30; April 5; April 6; April 25; May 4; and the regular meeting on May 11); Commissioner Armee Morgan seconded and the motion was recorded as unanimous among voting members.
On Item 8 the commission discussed whether to hold several subitems (8b–g) in closed session. The commission moved and seconded to hold those items in closed session and entered closed session at 06:09.
When the body returned to open session at 06:27, Deputy City Attorney Bridal Rossi reported there was nothing to report under the closed-session items. Under San Francisco Administrative Code section 67.12(a), the commission then voted on whether to disclose any or all closed-session discussions; the commission voted unanimously not to disclose.
The meeting concluded when Commissioner (speaker 12) moved to adjourn, seconded by Commander Buckley; the motion passed and the meeting was adjourned.
On Item 8 the commission discussed whether to hold several subitems (8b–g) in closed session. The commission moved and seconded to hold those items in closed session and entered closed session at 06:09.
When the body returned to open session at 06:27, Deputy City Attorney Bridal Rossi reported there was nothing to report under the closed-session items. Under San Francisco Administrative Code section 67.12(a), the commission then voted on whether to disclose any or all closed-session discussions; the commission voted unanimously not to disclose.
The meeting concluded when Commissioner (speaker 12) moved to adjourn, seconded by Commander Buckley; the motion passed and the meeting was adjourned.
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