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Boca Raton council ratifies $140,000 settlement in Walter Earhart case
Summary
The council approved by resolution on Sept. 10 a negotiated settlement of Walter Earhart v. City of Boca Raton for $140,000, ratified under city code provisions requiring council approval for settlements above $50,000.
The Boca Raton City Council on Sept. 10 voted 5-0 to ratify a negotiated settlement in the litigation styled Walter Earhart v. City of Boca Raton. City Manager Brown told the council the proposed settlement amount is $140,000 and recommended ratification under section 2-3-28 of the city code, which requires council approval for settlements exceeding $50,000.
Brown said staff reviewed a liability and damages analysis prepared by the city’s outside counsel and recommended ratification. The council opened the public hearing on the resolution and, after no public comment, moved to adopt Resolution 93-20-24 authorizing the settlement and directing the city manager to sign the necessary documents.
Provenance: The staff recommendation and vote are recorded in the public hearing on settlements (SEG 2160–2205).
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