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Tracy City Council approves $220,000 settlement with PG&E in eminent‑domain dispute

City Council of the City of Tracy · November 19, 2025

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Summary

In closed session the City Council approved a $220,000 settlement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company to resolve imminent‑domain claims in PG&E v. City of Tracy (case STK‑CV‑UED‑2023‑0012382); the city attorney said the settlement "does not result in a financial loss to the city."

The Tracy City Council voted in closed session on Nov. 18 to approve a $220,000 settlement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company to resolve pending eminent‑domain claims, Assistant City Attorney Green reported. "By a vote of 4 to 0 with 1 recusal...the city council approved a settlement in the amount of $220,000 whereby Pacific Gas and Electric Company shall pay the city such amount in exchange for a release of any and all related imminent domain claims," Green said.

Green identified the case as Pacific Gas and Electric Company v. City of Tracy et al., Case No. STK‑CV‑UED‑2023‑0012382 in the Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin. She told the council the approval "does not result in a financial loss to the city." The vote was recorded as four members in favor with one member recused; no further monetary or litigation details were disclosed in open session.

The council did not discuss the settlement terms in open session beyond the attorney’s report. The mayor indicated the matter concluded the closed session report, and the council returned to regular business.