Legislation Details

File #: 26-1749    Version: 1 Name: 11/5/26 Resolution to Approve Briarwood Settlement Agreement
Type: Resolution Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 11/5/2026 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/5/2026 Final action:
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: Resolution to Authorize Settlement of the Briarwood Capital Cost Recovery Fee Dispute and Approve a Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release of Claims 
Attachments: 1. Settlement Agreement 10-22-26.pdf
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Title
Resolution to Authorize Settlement of the Briarwood Capital Cost Recovery Fee Dispute and Approve a Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release of Claims 
Staff
Prepared by:  Jennifer Richards, Senior Assistant City Attorney 
Reviewed by: Milton Dohoney Jr. City Administrator 
                       Atleen Kaur, City Attorney 
Body
Whereas, The City and Briarwood Outparcel, LLC, Briarwood Multifamily Owner, LLC, Mall at Briarwood, LLC, and SPG Holdings, LLC (collectively “Briarwood”) dispute Briarwood’s obligation to pay water and sewer capital cost recovery charge fees as required by Chapters 27 and 28 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Ann Arbor, in connection with the installation of water meters and extending fire service to the new multi-family residential project (Sears Redevelopment) located at 920 Briarwood Circle and the new Dick’s Sporting Goods retail store located at 950 Briarwood Circle (“the Dispute”); 
 
Whereas, Briarwood disputes that it must pay the following fees with respect to 920 Briarwood Circle: (i) the water capital recovery fee of $231,372.00 and the sewer capital recovery fee of $547,272.00 applicable to an 8-inch domestic water service with a 6-inch water meter with credits applied, and (ii) the water capital recovery fee of $82,137.00 for a 6-inch fire service with credits applied, and Briarwood disputes the following fees with respect to 950 Briarwood Circle: (i) the water capital recovery fee of $8,475.00 and the sewer capital recovery fee of $19,661.00 applicable to a 2-inch domestic water service with a 1.5-inch water meter with credits applied, and (ii) the water capital recovery fee of $82,137.00 for a 6-inch fire service with credits applied (collectively the “Disputed Fees”);  
 
Whereas, Briarwood’s dispute of the Disputed Fees is based on the terms of the Grant of Easement and Dedication agreements dated April 14, 1975, recorded in Liber 1525, Page 506 and Liber 1525, Page 515, Washtenaw County Records (the “197...

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