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Authorizing preparation and negotiation of a proposed encroachment settlement and sale of approximately 3,002 square feet of City property, with final Council approval and Land Use authority reserved

Authorizing preparation and negotiation of a proposed encroachment settlement and sale of approximately 3,002 square feet of City property

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Authorizing preparation and negotiation of a proposed encroachment settlement and sale of approximately 3,002 square feet of City property, with final Council approval and Land Use authority reserved

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