A past agreement with the attorney general resulted in new rules the
city must follow: providing the new stipulations in writing to all
meeting participants, placing a statement on the agenda that all
stipulations are subject to change and reading all the stipulations
into the record.
Phoenix failed on the third matter, he said.
He said the city agreed to do better next time.
"At this juncture, we are going to consider this matter closed," Assistant Attorney General Aschenbach wrote.
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