Geary County commissioners return from executive session and accept settlement agreement
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Summary
After an executive session in which no formal action was taken, commissioners moved, seconded and voted to accept a settlement agreement; details of the agreement were not specified in the public record.
Geary County commissioners returned from executive session and voted to accept a settlement agreement, but the transcript contains no public details about the agreement’s subject or terms.
Commissioner (unnamed) made the motion in open session: "After discussion, I make a motion that we accept the settlement agreement," and another member seconded the motion, saying, "And I'll second that." A voice vote followed with affirmative responses recorded as "Aye." A commissioner also noted, "We're back from executive session. No action taken in in executive session." The transcript includes a final remark indicating an administrative follow-up: "So I need to sign this."
The record supplied does not identify the parties to the settlement, the dollar amount (if any), or any conditions attached to approval. The vote was taken immediately after the executive session announcement and the motion; no public debate or additional documents were referenced in the transcript.
Because the substantive terms were not discussed on the public record, the commission’s acceptance is recorded here as an action with details "not specified" pending release of the settlement document or additional minutes.
No further direction or follow-up timeline was provided in the transcript.