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The City Council approved a professional services agreement with Grossman & Kelly PLLC to pursue PFAS settlement funds, while directing the City Attorney and City Manager to negotiate clarifications about testing, expert fees, litigation support, and other costs. The council also approved a $29,221 change order for the pool fencing project.
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The agreement is intended to help King City seek funds connected to PFAS contamination, including possible money for drinking water, wastewater, fire equipment, and potentially airport needs. The city stated there would be no upfront cost, but council members requested clarification about expenses that could be deducted from any settlement. The council also authorized an additional $29,221 for pool fencing work.
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