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Newberg council unanimously adopts resolution approving settlement agreement
Summary
After an executive session, the Newberg City Council reconvened Jan. 29 and voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 20264011, approving a settlement agreement resolving a dispute involving Crestview LLC and the City of Denver.
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Unidentified Speaker 2, a councilmember, moved that the City Council approve Resolution No. 20264011, which the mover described as approving a settlement agreement resolving Crestview LLC v. City of Denver. The motion was seconded on the record and carried unanimously.
The council had met in executive session earlier in the evening under a cited statute (transcript: ORS 192.66028) to consider records exempt from public inspection. The presiding speaker stated that "no decision will be made by this executive session" and that designated news media and staff would be allowed to attend the closed meeting. After the executive session the council returned to open session and took up the resolution.
During the open-session proceedings, the mover identified the item and read the resolution number aloud. The presiding speaker put the question to the council, directing a voice vote: "All in favor, signify by saying aye," after which multiple members responded and the presiding speaker stated, "The motion passes unanimously." The transcript records a brief, administrative exchange after the vote in which an attendee asked that the record show no one was waiting to enter the open session.
Roll call earlier in the meeting recorded the presence of Derek Harmon; Lisa Arnold Hallman; Bill Rosacker; Robin Wheatley; Peggy Kilberg; Mike McBride; and Jerry Torgerson. The meeting adjourned shortly after the vote.
No additional details about the terms of the settlement agreement, the monetary amount (if any), or implementation steps were specified in the open session transcript.

