Summary
Anthony Ravida aired long-running grievances over his fence in the city right-of-way, alleging staff misconduct and criticizing a settlement requiring him to give up speaking rights. President Bird and Mayor Anzevino publicly said a license agreement — like Weinstein's own pool-fence easement deal — may let him keep the fence.
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Ravida claims the city's legal costs in the dispute may run $80,000-$100,000 against a $12,000 fence.
Clear enforcement of right-of-way rules protects all property owners and city infrastructure access.
Ravida faces continued litigation costs and a settlement offer he says would silence his council comments.
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