Soap Lake council addresses attorney services, city administration, other matters
City Attorney Julie Norton withdrew her resignation to end attorney services on May 19 after several of her concerns were addressed. The council unanimously approved the withdrawal of her resignation. However, Mayor Peter Sharp, who is not a voting member of the council, said he opposed the decision.
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Mayor Peter Sharp works to restore order at the end of the Soap Lake City Council meeting Wednesday. A dispute occurred and the audience began yelling their opinions on the matter. Sharp was able to get the meeting back under control.
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SOAP LAKE — The Soap Lake City Council addressed a wide range of operational and policy matters during its Wednesday night meeting, including city attorney services, the hiring of a city administrator, changes to how delinquent utility accounts are handled, the purchase of major public works equipment and approval of several community events.
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