
BY: Bill Bush
The cost to remove and store the Christopher Columbus statue formerly outside City Hall on July 1 has cost taxpayers $90,000 to date, according to an ordinance approved by the City Council Monday evening. But the statue’s whereabouts remains secret, with the city continuing to say only that the 65-year-old gift from the city of Genoa, Italy, was taken to "a secure location."
Also, council unanimously approved placing a green-energy electricity aggregation plan on the November ballot. It would appear alongside a new city-charter amendment announced earlier in the day that would create a civilian police oversight board to investigate officer use of force and potential misconduct.
SOURCE: https://www.dispatch.com
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