Council moves into closed session citing pending litigation under Utah code
May 16, 2026 | Cedar Hills, Utah County, Utah
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At the start of the agenda's scheduled items, Council member Price moved that the council go into a closed session “pursuant to Utah State Code 52-4-205(1)(c) to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation.” The motion was seconded and the council took a roll call vote to enter closed session.
The council recessed to hold the closed session and later reconvened the open meeting. Council roll-call responses noted attendance and assent from members called; no details of the closed-session discussion were given in the public record because the matter was deliberated under the statutory exception for pending or reasonably imminent litigation.
The council recessed to hold the closed session and later reconvened the open meeting. Council roll-call responses noted attendance and assent from members called; no details of the closed-session discussion were given in the public record because the matter was deliberated under the statutory exception for pending or reasonably imminent litigation.
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