At the regular meeting of the city council on Tuesday, Feb. 21, Community Development Director Rocco O’Neill told the council that the Urban Renewal Agency had decided they were not ready to move on the resolution declaring parts of the city as blight. The resolution had been tabled at the Feb. 7 meeting for more investigation and research.
After hearing from O’Neill, the council made the decision not to remove the resolution from being tabled, therefore the resolution would automatically die.
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