The agreement, approved after an executive session Tuesday, includes a clause agreeing not "to publicly disparage or make derogatory comments" on the settlement. Trustees Mike Nolan and Charlie Lewis, who voted for the agreement, declined to comment afterward.
"This investigation was mishandled from the beginning," said Trustee Deborah Preston, who voted against the agreement. "We should not be paying out precious tax money."
DiPietro offered a few words after the meeting.
"I'd certainly like to tell more of the story here on what has transpired over the last 15 months," he said after the meeting, but he declined to comment further because of the agreement between the two sides.
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