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Mayor says special meeting possible after lawsuit withdrawal; downtown project to move forward
Summary
The mayor announced that a party labeled 'Myron' has withdrawn a lawsuit against the city; a special meeting may be called as soon as Thursday at 5 p.m. to approve a contract and advance a downtown Green Bay project.
During the Jan. 20 meeting, the mayor reported that a party identified as 'Myron' has withdrawn what the mayor described as a meritless lawsuit related to a downtown project. The mayor said city staff will likely call a special meeting—possibly as soon as Thursday at 5 p.m.—to approve the contract and proceed with awarding the bid.
The mayor framed the development as important to downtown Green Bay and said the withdrawal clears a path to move forward. No additional details about the contract terms, the project developer, or the exact scope of the project were provided in the transcript. The mayor said council members would receive information about the special meeting as it is scheduled.
Council did not take formal action on the matter during the Jan. 20 meeting; the announcement was provided as a report from the mayor and flagged for likely rapid follow-up.
