Save Our Springs Alliance sues Austin over lack of meeting transparency charter changes
FOIFT2024-08-19T16:58:02-05:00By Tara Brolley CBS Austin Originally published Aug. 19, 2024 AUSTIN, Texas — A lawsuit filed Monday in Travis County District Court challenges Austin's decision to place 13 proposed city charter amendments on the November 5 ballot. The Save Our Springs Alliance, its executive director Bill Bunch, and former Texas Attorney General's Office staff attorney Joe Riddell sued Mayor Kirk Watson and the City Council, alleging violations of the Texas Open Meetings Act (TOMA). The plaintiffs claim the council failed to provide adequate public notice and opportunity for comment when voting to include Propositions C through O on the ballot during [...]