Summary
Planning Commission Chair Pollyea wants the charter to explicitly require Council approval for sales of city land, development agreements, and big contracts — codifying what already happens in practice for consistency and transparency.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost; the changes would formalize existing Council oversight of major spending and land deals.
Residents gain clearer, more consistent oversight of how the city handles public assets and big deals.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Charter Review — March 26, 2026
Planning Commission Chair Pollyea wants the charter to explicitly require Council approval for sales of city land, development agreements, and big contracts — codifying what already happens in practice for consistency and transparency.
Charter Review — March 12, 2026
Commissioner Mularski flagged that the charter says the City Attorney shall 'prepare' all contracts, but that's not how the city works today. He asked the City Attorney to consider wording that would require her to 'review' contracts instead.
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