The City of Seattle has reached a tentative settlement agreement with the group of business owners that sued the city over damages done during CHOP in 2020, according to court documents.
. According to court documents, the group is seeking $2.9 million. The judge denied the group’s class action certification last May.
Now a tentative settlement for an undisclosed amount of money has been reached between the city and these businesses for the damages incurred during the protests.
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