A nearly $1.6 million contract related to work along a downtown street is one of dozens of items the Chandler City Council is set to vote on as part of its only public-meeting week of September.
The council will start the week with what could be a long Monday that includes a 4 p.m. executive session. That’s where council will get legal updates and discuss its position in several cases, including Ramirez et al. v. City of Chandler, Trujillo et al. v. City of Chandler, Home Builders Association of Central Arizona v. Arizona Department of Water Resources; Wakefield v. City of Chandler, opioids litigation settlements; and settlements in litigation related to products containing per-and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
Monday evening, there’s a 6 p.m. regular meeting, followed by a study session The regular meeting is where council is scheduled to vote on final approve of an ordinance, host service recognitions, read a proclamation for Constitution Week and recognize some groups and a national essay contest winner.
