City resolves a negligence or premises-liability lawsuit dating to February 2015. The terms and dollar amount remain undisclosed in the title, but residents fund all city settlements through taxes.
The city resolves a lawsuit over erroneous guidance about a life insurance policy. Settlement terms are not disclosed in this item.
City settles workers' compensation claim for a Park & Recreation Board employee. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda item.
Fixes clerical errors in a prior property sale ordinance so the correct parcel details are official. Ensures the transaction is legally accurate.
Fixes clerical errors in a prior property sale ordinance so the correct parcel details are official. Ensures the transaction is legally accurate.
City Attorney may settle a decade-old lawsuit (filed 2015) with Corneal S. Woodyard and Renaldo Wade. Settlement terms and dollar amount not disclosed in the agenda item.
City replaces its primary set of laws governing municipal operations, land use, and public conduct. Affects all residents and businesses subject to city rules.
City resolves a lawsuit stemming from a March 2015 vehicle accident involving Officer Marlon Tolliver. The settlement amount is not disclosed in the agenda.
The city has resolved a civil rights claim from 2016 with resident Debra Craig. Settlement terms are not disclosed in the agenda item.
City settles legal claims from a motor vehicle collision. Terms and payout amount not disclosed in agenda summary.
City settles lawsuit over a motor vehicle collision involving Officer Patrick Rhodes from November 2015. The specific dollar amount and terms are not disclosed in the agenda item.
City resolves legal claims arising from a November 2015 vehicle collision involving an officer. Settlement terms and payout amount will be determined by this vote.
New definitions and regulations will clarify the legal status of pedal buses and pedal bus services in the city, establishing licensing and operational standards for this emerging transportation mode.
Settlement resolves a civil lawsuit involving the City and former police officer. Terms of settlement are not yet disclosed in the agenda summary.
New rule creates a category for low-speed vehicles in specific city neighborhoods. Clarifies licensing and operating requirements for these services.
City resolved a vehicle collision lawsuit from November 2014 near 1st Avenue South. Settling claims protects city finances and avoids lengthy court proceedings.
New rules allow low-speed vehicles (like golf carts) to operate as hired services in designated city neighborhoods, expanding transportation options for short trips.