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Council approves $50,000 settlement offer to resolve IGA building dispute
Summary
The council accepted a $50,000 offer from the property owner's attorney to settle an IGA-building dispute, with a condition that the buyer plumb the system to the municipality's meter at the buyer's expense; the council also agreed to a water-account write-off to close the matter.
The City Council voted to accept a $50,000 settlement offer to resolve an intergovernmental-agreement (IGA) dispute over the IGA building, a staff member reported. "He's made an offer of 50,000 to settle this matter," the staff member said, and council members discussed terms that would require the buyer to plumb the system to the city meter at the buyer's cost.
Council discussion focused on closing the matter in a way that would clear the building for a new owner and resolve outstanding utility accounting. Staff said the Board of Works would need to process a write-off for the water account as part of the settlement; after a motion and a second, the council approved the motion by voice vote. No dollar breakdown beyond the $50,000 settlement figure was provided in the record.
