OMA section 2(c)(6)
OMASetting a sale/lease price for public body's own property
5 ILCS 120/2(c)(6). Setting a sale/lease price for public body's own property
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4 issues across 4 determination letters:2 violation found · 2 no violation.
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Authorities the Bureau cites most on this issue
- A board's closed-session discussion of property sale or lease (Pub. Acc. Op. No. 15-003) cited 3 times
- Gosnell v. Hogan, 179 Ill. App. 3d 161, 170 (1989) cited 1 times
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Violation found (2)
Section 2(c)(6) scope for sale of public property
Rule: Section 2(c)(6) authorizes closed session only to set a price for the sale or lease of public property, not general discussions about the sale.
Violation found Closed session discussion of an intergovernmental agreement · October 25, 2021
Closed session discussions exceeded scope of section 2(c)(6)
Rule: A public body may close a meeting under section 2(c)(6) only to set a price for the sale or lease of public property, not to discuss general issues about the lease.
Violation found Closed-session discussion of a cell tower lease proposal · July 11, 2017
No violation (2)
Closed session discussion of property sale price
Rule: Closed session discussion of property price is proper under section 2(c)(6) when the sale is not finalized and the discussion pertains to setting or maintaining the price.
No violation A school board's closed-session discussion of a property sale price · November 12, 2020
Closed session discussions on setting a price for sale or lease of owned property
Rule: Section 2(c)(6) allows closed session discussions limited to setting a price for sale or lease of property owned by the public body.
No violation Closed-session discussion about a library branch relocation · April 2, 2019