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Interim city attorney: parties working on payment plan for Burn Building; no terms disclosed
Summary
At the April 20 Finance Committee meeting, Interim City Attorney James E. Bain said he is communicating with opposing counsel and that a payment plan is being negotiated for the Burn Building matter; the committee moved the item earlier in the agenda but no payment terms or vote outcomes were recorded.
Interim City Attorney James E. Bain told the Mullins Finance Committee on April 20 that he is in communication with the other party's attorney and that the parties are working on a payment plan concerning the Burn Building matter. The minutes record the update but provide no details on the amount, schedule or legal terms of any proposed agreement.
Council Member Terry Davis moved to advance the Burn Building discussion to the second position on the agenda; Mayor Miko Pickett seconded the motion. The minutes note the motion and the second but do not record a vote tally or indicate a formal adopted action on the record. Interim City Attorney Bain's entry in the minutes states only that he is "in communication with their attorney and are working on a payment plan."
No contract, settlement amount, or schedule was included in the Finance Committee minutes. The committee received the oral update and continued with other agenda business, including the review of the GreeneFinneyCauley March financial report and setting the FY2027 budget calendar. Any formal agreement or vote would appear in subsequent minutes or in documents recorded with the clerk's office.
