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What’s In the City’s Proposed 101 Ash Settlement

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The City Council is set to vote on a proposed settlement that Mayor Todd Gloria and other city leaders argue will help contain that dumpster fire. Opponents of that proposal, including City Attorney Mara Elliott, contend the agreement with the city's landlord and lenders behind the two deals is short-sighted. The settlement calls for the city to spend about $132 million to buy itself out of the two city leases.

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What’s In the City’s Proposed 101 Ash Settlement

For the last couple years, the dumpster fire surrounding the city’s empty 101 Ash St. high rise has continued to grow. On Monday, the City Council is set to vote on a proposed settlement that Mayor Todd Gloria and other city leaders argue will help contain that dumpster fire, end uncertainty over whether the city will hold onto 101 Ash and nearby Civic Center Plaza and allow it to make future real estate decisions. Opponents of that proposal, …

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