San Rafael council goes into closed session on existing and anticipated litigation after brief public comment
The San Rafael City Council moved into closed session to discuss one existing and one anticipated litigation matter after a single remote commenter urged the council to drop the "Narsky" case and criticized local bike infrastructure.
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The San Rafael City Council opened its meeting and immediately announced a special closed session to address legal matters, saying it would discuss one item of existing litigation and one item of anticipated litigation.
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