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Attorney outlines settlement terms for Hoplin–McLaughlin obstruction dispute
Summary
Board attorney Sean Fredricks summarized a revised settlement: Hoplin parties will perform cleanout at their expense within culvert-to-culvert, invert-to-invert grades, will not spread spoil on McLaughlin property, and the McLaughlins will adjust indemnity language; Fredricks will coordinate updated drafts among parties.
Board attorney Sean Fredricks provided a status update on settled terms between the Hoplin parties and the McLaughlins arising from obstruction complaint proceedings. Under the revised agreement as described to the board, the Hoplin parties will conduct the cleanout at their expense and ensure the work does not exceed culvert-to-culvert, invert-to-invert grade; they will not spread spoil on the McLaughlins’ property. The McLaughlins will modify the indemnity language in the agreement and the parties will attach Moore’s exhibit documenting the limits of the cleanout. Attorney Fredricks will review the revised draft once received from the McLaughlins and will act as intermediary to provide the new draft to the Hoplin parties.
No vote was taken; the board received the attorney’s update and asked Fredricks to continue coordinating among the parties until a finalized agreement is submitted for the board’s records.
