Members of a committee voted to end an executive session, approve payments and adjourn during a meeting whose agenda and formal body were not specified in the transcript.

A presiding speaker asked for a motion to end executive session; members recorded their approval and the motion passed. Following that, the committee approved payments after an oral call for a motion; the chair confirmed the motion passed. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn, which also passed. The transcript records members saying “Aye” in response to roll-call-style prompts and the meeting host announcing the next committee meeting for Nov. 19, but it does not specify the amount, vendor, or other details of the payments approved.

The record supplied contains only brief procedural exchanges near the meeting’s close and does not include the committee’s formal name, agenda items, or any documentation itemizing the payments. No members’ last names, titles, or affiliations were provided in the transcript. The transcript does not specify movers or seconders for the motions, nor does it list any votes against or abstentions.

Meeting participants who were named only by first name in the transcript include James, Mike, Tom, Dina and Kathy. The transcript does not identify their official roles or provide surnames. The next committee meeting was announced for Nov. 19; the year was not specified in the transcript.