That's good.
But, had they not done so and you were not willing to go to court over the matter, then the issue would have been all but done.
My personal experience with the Minutes of Council Meetings and all manner of public and private boards is that they vary a great deal in detail and quality. Some are barely a synopsis of events, and others can be a blow-by-blow of any debate. The content can also be effected by the position and loyalties of the clerk or other employee taking the minutes. Less likely if the meetings are recorded, but, the published minutes can still be less than complete.

