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Votes at a glance: Albany Commission approves settlements, utility purchases and several downtown actions
Summary
At its Dec. 16 meeting the Albany City Commission approved two settlements, multiple utility procurements (transformers, reclosers, pole inspections, AMI software), vehicle and sewer contracts, a budget amendment and several downtown resolutions including a theater stabilization plan and a homelessness grant application.
The Albany City Commission on Dec. 16 approved a series of motions ranging from legal settlements to equipment purchases and downtown initiatives.
Among the formal outcomes, the commission authorized a city contribution of $8,500 to settle Quantavia Sherman v. City of Albany; it also approved a tentative $175,000 settlement in a workers'compensation claim by city employee Clinton Bradford, with terms including a medical provision and the employee's resignation from city service. Both settlements were moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
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