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Resident appeals ZCC issuance for 1659 Cold Spring Rd.; council enters executive session, takes no action

Anchorage City Council · November 11, 2024
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Summary

Resident Chapman Montgomery appealed alleged misrepresentations by the city related to a zoning compliance certificate (ZCC) for 1659 Cold Spring Road; City Attorney John McGarvey said he would provide a written response and the council entered executive session to discuss potential litigation, which concluded with no action.

Resident Chapman Montgomery addressed the council to request action on a 14-day appeal alleging misrepresentations by the City regarding issuance of a zoning compliance certificate for a house at 1659 Cold Spring Road and related ordinance violations, including an alleged lack of a certificate of appropriateness. Montgomery requested that the council address those concerns and discussed non-city related matters as part of his remarks.

City Attorney John McGarvey and Assistant City Attorney Richard Edwards engaged with Montgomery and council members on who was responsible for specific complaints. McGarvey told Montgomery he would provide a written response within the next day or so. Following the exchange the council voted to go into executive session at 6:46 p.m. to discuss pending or threatening litigation; the executive session ended at 7:06 p.m. with no action taken and the meeting adjourned at 7:07 p.m.