Dunwoody Patch
City Attorney Brian Anderson agreed to resign his post Tuesday in lieu of being fired by a council that was lined up against him.
Anderson became embattled May 12, when Mayor Mike Davis drew up a resolution to fire Anderson based on leaks from two city executive sessions regarding a redevelopment project in Georgetown.
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By Dan Whisenhunt
Dunwoody Reporter
The Dunwoody City Council on Tuesday night, May 29, voted to fire City Attorney Brian Anderson for allegedly leaking confidential information from an executive session to the media.
The council voted 6-1 in favor of a separation agreement with Anderson. Councilman Denis Shortal voted against because he did not support giving Anderson additional salary. The council agreed that Anderson would resign and the city would pay him two months salary and benefits, about $29,000. Also in the agreement, Anderson will not seek any further damages from the city.
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For mroe on Monday night's council meeting go to Councilman John Heneghan's blog.
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