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Human Rights ordinance tentatively scheduled for Feb. 2016

   November 19, 2015

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Pensacola Council Executive Donald Kraher has notified the council that he and the city attorney have are looking at a February date for a review/action on the Human Rights Ordinance.

“The City Attorney will be working on the ordinance and in order to give it the full attention this piece of legislation deserves, anticipates a February date to be more appropriate and realistic,” wrote Kraher. “I think all would agree that with the importance of this piece of legislation, we want to be fully prepared and have this matter fully vetted.”

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