The Chair moved to enter non-public session and stated the board would do so "under RSA91AColon32L." The motion was seconded and the board recorded an affirmative vote to go into non-public session.
After reconvening the Chair moved to seal the non-public minutes for three years, explaining the reason: that disclosure "could affect adversely the reputation of any person other than a member of this board and render a proposed action ineffective." The motion was seconded and the board processed the sealing request as part of its non-public procedures.
Board members referenced the RSA provisions while selecting the reason boxes related to reputational harm and potential to render a proposed action ineffective. No substantive details from the sealed non-public session were disclosed in the public meeting minutes; the board cited attorney guidance and confidentiality as the basis for sealing the record.