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Lancaster council to discuss Center for Biological Diversity lawsuit in private

The case against the city is one of more than a dozen matters listed for the council's closed session on November 10.

Lancaster City Council· posted Nov 7Report

Lancaster's City Council will meet privately with its lawyers about a lawsuit brought by the Center for Biological Diversity against the city. The case is listed among closed session items on the November 10 agenda, with no public action announced in advance.

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Closed session discussion at the November 10, 2026 council meeting · Nov 10

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