A lawyer with the Michigan Press Association says the Bay City Commission may have violated the Open Meetings Act this week when commissioners passed a resolution without releasing any details. On Monday, the City Commission passed a resolution that read “authorizing resolution with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, in keeping with the direction, terms and conditions provided in Executive Session.” The resolution was passed shortly after the Commission met in a closed meeting with their attorney Bill Horton, who is representing the city in a lawsuit filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Bay City Commission may have violated law with vague resolution
via MLive.com
A lawyer with the Michigan Press Association says the Bay City Commission may have violated the Open Meetings Act this week when commissioners passed a resolution without releasing any details. On Monday, the City Commission passed a resolution that read “authorizing resolution with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, in keeping with the direction, terms and conditions provided in Executive Session.” The resolution was passed shortly after the Commission met in a closed meeting with their attorney Bill Horton, who is representing the city in a lawsuit filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield.
A lawyer with the Michigan Press Association says the Bay City Commission may have violated the Open Meetings Act this week when commissioners passed a resolution without releasing any details. On Monday, the City Commission passed a resolution that read “authorizing resolution with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, in keeping with the direction, terms and conditions provided in Executive Session.” The resolution was passed shortly after the Commission met in a closed meeting with their attorney Bill Horton, who is representing the city in a lawsuit filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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