A conservative group is suing Dallas, saying the city has too many rules that clash with a new state law. They argue Dallas is trying to do too much and overstep its authority.
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The corporation may hold private meetings to negotiate property deals. This is allowed if discussing them publicly could hurt the city's bargaining power.