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Santa Fe City Council reconvenes in open session, approves settlement tied to estate litigation
Summary
The Santa Fe City Council voted to reconvene in open session under the Open Meetings Act, accepted the city attorney’s recommendation in threatened litigation concerning the estate of Dorothy Stevens, and approved a settlement resolving a plaintiff’s appeal of a district court decision, according to roll-call votes recorded in the meeting.
The Santa Fe City Council voted at its meeting to reconvene in open session under the Open Meetings Act and to accept the city attorney’s recommendation in threatened litigation regarding the estate of Dorothy Stevens. The council then approved a settlement resolving a plaintiff’s appeal of a district court decision, according to roll-call votes on the record.
The motions came after a closed session. A council member moved that the governing body “reconvene in open session and say for the record that the matters discussed in the closed session were limited to those…
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