City Council Decision Delay

Summary

The City Council has not yet discussed your clients offer, as no closed session was held. This does not imply rejection but indicates a lack of decision. Consider direct communication or a legal notice to prompt a response. Consult your lawyer for a strategy or timeline to move forward.

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is that means they are rejecting the offer?
It sounds like the City Council hasn't made a decision or discussed your client's offer yet, as they didn't hold a closed session. This doesn't necessarily mean a rejection, but rather a lack of direction or decision. Your lawyer can advise on possible next steps to prompt a response.
he is quiet, just forwarded the email saying: I am so sorry that this took so long. This is the response from the city.
It seems like there's a delay in communication from the City Council. You might want to ask your lawyer about alternative strategies to prompt a decision or explore possible legal actions to ensure your offer is considered. Would you like guidance on any specific legal options you might have?
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You might consider the following legal options:
- Direct Communication: Your lawyer can directly contact the council for clarification or to request a formal decision.
- Legal Notice: Sending a formal legal notice to prompt a response.
- Mediation: Consider mediation to resolve any disputes or facilitate discussions.
Would you like more information on any of these options?
do you think the lawyer is still waiting
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It seems your lawyer might be waiting for a clearer response from the City Council before advising further actions. It could be beneficial to directly ask your lawyer for a specific strategy or timeline to move forward. Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with direct communication or legal notice?
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To proceed, consider these steps:
- Direct Communication: Your lawyer can send a formal request or follow-up to the City Council for a clear response.
- Legal Notice: Drafting a formal legal notice might prompt a quicker decision.
Would you like more details on how to proceed with these options?
should I say to lawyer: Based on the respond below from the city of san Mateo, is that means that we need to wait for the meeting? or what is the next steps?
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You could ask your lawyer if the lack of a closed session indicates a need to wait or if there are proactive steps to take. Consider asking about initiating direct communication or sending a legal notice to prompt a decision. Would you like more detailed information on either approach?
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Based on your situation with the City Council, it seems like there might be a delay in communication and decision-making. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Direct Communication: Your lawyer can send a follow-up to request a clear response from the council.
- Legal Notice: Consider drafting a formal legal notice to prompt a decision.
If you want more detailed guidance on these actions, feel free to ask!
can you help with the email?
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Certainly! Here's a draft email you could consider sending to your lawyer:
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Subject: Follow-Up on City Council Response
Hi [Lawyer's Name],
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to follow up regarding the recent communication from the City of San Mateo. Based on the response, it seems there hasn't been a closed session to discuss our offer. Could you advise if this indicates a need to wait for the next meeting, or are there proactive steps we can take?
Additionally, should we consider initiating direct communication or sending a formal legal notice to prompt a decision?
Thank you for your assistance and guidance on the best course of action.
Best regards,
David
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Feel free to adjust the email to fit your style or add any specific questions or concerns you have!