By Richard Smith | Surprise Today
The Surprise City Council has agreed to negotiate a settlement agreement with downtown landowner Surprise Center Development Corporation after nearly two years of legal actions.
By a unanimous vote in a special meeting Thursday the city agreed to an 11-point settlement. The parties negotiated a truce and agreed to the basic framework in February following 19 months in the courts.
The parties released a joint statement Thursday night.
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