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Carson Law attorney explains Interlocal Cooperation Agreement to Woodburn council
Summary
Chris Nusbaum of Carson Law described an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement and answered council questions during the March 26, 2026 special meeting; minutes note the presentation but record no formal action on the agreement.
Chris Nusbaum of Carson Law addressed the Woodburn City Council during the public/audience portion of the March 26, 2026 special meeting and provided a description of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement, according to the published minutes.
The minutes state that a sign-in sheet was on file and that Nusbaum "gave a description of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement and addressed questions brought forth." The record does not include the substantive terms of the agreement, which jurisdictions would be parties, or any fiscal or timeline information. The minutes also do not record any motion, referral, or vote related to the agreement.
Because the minutes record only that the attorney described the agreement and took questions, there is no formal action reported for this item. Council members or other attendees may have asked clarifying questions, but neither the questions nor answers are transcribed in the published minutes.
If the agreement requires council action or intergovernmental signatures, the minutes do not document scheduling, staff assignment, or next steps. The published minutes on file list the presentation but leave the substance and any follow-up unspecified.
