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Council tables Hartshorne Housing overage payment after differing proposals
Summary
Council tabled a payment resolution involving Hartshorne Housing after City Attorney Joe Tate recommended accepting $10,244.96 to settle trash-related cases and Monica Johnston asked for $16,000 plus attorney fees. The council took no final action and tabled the matter.
The Hartshorne City Council on Feb. 25 tabled a proposal to accept payment from Hartshorne Housing to resolve outstanding trash‑related cases. City Attorney Joe Tate reported he had spoken with housing counsel and said the recommendation was to accept $10,244.96 to settle the matters; Monica Johnston told the council she wanted $16,000 plus attorney fees.
Because the two figures differed and the council recorded a motion to table the item, no settlement amount was approved at the meeting. The minutes show the matter was tabled for future consideration; the minutes do not specify who represents Hartshorne Housing or whether additional documentation was submitted to the council prior to the meeting.
