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Council declines to extend Rock Garden Holdings development agreement, directs default proceedings
Summary
Council voted unanimously to decline a fourth amendment extending the development agreement with Rock Garden Holdings, LLC and instructed staff and the city attorney to move forward with default proceedings under the second amendment.
On Nov. 18 the Pateros City Council voted to decline a fourth amendment that would have extended the development agreement with Rock Garden Holdings, LLC and directed city staff and the city attorney to pursue default proceedings listed in the second amendment.
Councilmember Holly Bange moved to decline the extension and to request staff and counsel to begin default proceedings; Frank Herbert seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The minutes record the council's direction but do not include details of the alleged defaults or the remedy timeline; those details are addressed in the development agreement and prior amendments in the staff packet and attorney correspondence.
The council's action is a formal step toward enforcement of contract provisions. Staff and legal counsel are authorized to proceed under the contract terms; the minutes do not record further public discussion or an estimated timetable for legal action.
