Council approves settlement in GA McDonald Construction case; clerk read settlement amount
April 03, 2026 | Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, California
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In a special meeting recessed from the regular session, the council approved a closed-session settlement of litigation brought by GA McDonald Construction Company against the City of Los Angeles.
The city clerk read the settlement amount and an interest-per-day figure that would accrue from July 1; the council voted unanimously to approve the settlement. The transcript’s numeric lines are garbled (the clerk’s reading records the amount as "1,948,1856 cents" and a daily interest of "$333.7 per day"), so the council’s official minutes and the city attorney’s office should be consulted for the precise settlement figure and interest calculation.
Council members recorded their votes in open session and the special meeting adjourned after memorials and adjournment motions.
The city clerk read the settlement amount and an interest-per-day figure that would accrue from July 1; the council voted unanimously to approve the settlement. The transcript’s numeric lines are garbled (the clerk’s reading records the amount as "1,948,1856 cents" and a daily interest of "$333.7 per day"), so the council’s official minutes and the city attorney’s office should be consulted for the precise settlement figure and interest calculation.
Council members recorded their votes in open session and the special meeting adjourned after memorials and adjournment motions.
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