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Council approves resolution authorizing partial satisfaction of judgment after closed session

Pleasant Hill City Council · January 13, 2026
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Summary

After a closed session to consult with legal counsel, the Pleasant Hill City Council approved Resolution 011326-09 authorizing partial satisfaction of judgment in Civil Citation No. PHCICI010091; the motion passed 4-0 and Mayor Pro Tem Konrad announced no action was taken in closed session.

Following a closed session to consult with legal counsel under Iowa Code Section 21.5.1(c), the Pleasant Hill City Council on Jan. 13 approved Resolution 011326-09 authorizing the partial satisfaction of judgment in Civil Citation No. PHCICI010091 in the Iowa District Court for Polk County.

Council had voted to enter closed session earlier in the meeting; upon return to open session Mayor Pro Tem Mark Konrad announced that "no action was taken in closed session." The resolution authorizing partial satisfaction of judgment was then moved by Len Murray and seconded by Konnor Hodges and approved on a roll call that recorded AYES: Murray, Birch, Hodges, DeMoss and no recorded NAYS; the vote tally was recorded as 4-0 for the resolution motion.

The resolution’s text and the reasons for partial satisfaction of judgment were not read into the public record at the meeting and further details were not specified on the record. The council’s vote indicates formal authorization to proceed as described in Resolution 011326-09; implementation steps and any financial terms were not detailed during the public session.

No additional action was reported in open session on this item.