Shelton City Council approves $4.9M judgment in River Breeze Commons case

May 08, 2025 | Shelton City, Fairfield, Connecticut

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Shelton City Council approves $4.9M judgment in River Breeze Commons case

This article was created by AI using a video recording of the meeting. It summarizes the key points discussed, but for full details and context, please refer to the video of the full meeting. Link to Full Meeting

In the heart of Shelton City Hall, the atmosphere was charged with a sense of purpose as the City Council convened for their regular meeting. Among the agenda items, a significant decision emerged regarding a legal matter that could impact the city’s financial landscape.

The council unanimously approved a stipulation for judgment in the case of River Breeze Commons LLC versus the City of Shelton. This case, identified by docket number HHV CV 246088889-S, centered on a property located at 223 Canal Street. The council agreed to an assessed value of $4,900,000, a figure recommended by the City of Shelton's tax assessment team. The motion was met with swift support, as council members raised their voices in favor, signaling a collective agreement without any opposition.

With this decision, the council not only addressed a pressing legal issue but also reinforced their commitment to maintaining the city’s financial integrity. The swift passage of the motion reflects a proactive approach to governance, ensuring that the city navigates its legal obligations effectively.

As the meeting drew to a close, the council moved to adjourn, marking the end of a session that, while brief, carried significant implications for the city’s future. The unanimous decisions made within those walls echo the collaborative spirit of Shelton’s leadership, poised to tackle challenges head-on as they continue to serve their community.

Converted from BOA 5/8/2025 Full Board Regular Meeting Pt. 2 meeting on May 08, 2025
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