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Council approves settlement agreement with QMC and neighbor; city to authorize mayor to sign
Summary
City attorney Joanna reported that developer QMC (Cortera) and neighbor David Grampa reached a settlement on appeals to a mixed-use project; after a 10-minute executive session to discuss litigation, the council voted to authorize the mayor to enter the settlement agreement with no city monetary obligations disclosed.
City attorney Joanna summarized the background of a contested mixed-use permit involving developer QMC (referred to as Cortera in the staff report) and neighboring property owner David Grampa. She said two of three appeals had been dismissed and that the parties had reached a settlement signed by QMC and Grampa; the remaining step was city review and authorization for the mayor to sign.
Joanna told the council that the agreement, as reviewed by city staff, contained no monetary obligations for the city and largely affirmed that the parties’ agreed items remain within the scope of the original permits. The council entered a 10-minute executive session under the cited state statute to discuss litigation with legal counsel, returned to open session and voted to approve Resolution 1883, authorizing the mayor to execute the settlement agreement.
