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City reports Wine Haven litigation complaint dismissed; no closed‑session action recorded on potential litigation

2555006 · March 12, 2025
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Summary

At the council's closed session the City Attorney reported that the Wine Haven Legacy LLC complaint against the City was dismissed; the council received a briefing on one potential litigation matter but reported no action taken.

The Richmond City Council disclosed the results of a closed session report: the city attorney said the litigation matter Wine Haven Legacy LLC v. City of Richmond resulted in a dismissal of the complaint. The city attorney also said the conference with labor negotiators scheduled on the agenda was not discussed and that staff briefed the council on one anticipated litigation matter but no reportable action was taken.

During public comment prior to the closed session, a resident, Cordell Henler, urged the council to "think about all the hard work" local employee organizations and the business Wine Haven have contributed to Richmond. The city attorney later reported on the dismissal of the Wine Haven complaint when the council reconvened.

The city manager noted the mayor arrived during closed session and the meeting moved to open session where the city attorney gave the standard closed‑session report consistent with the Brown Act requirements.