That's awesome. I actually got a call from our district councilman Larry Hug this morning. He's totally on our side, and is going to present our case at the pre-council meeting tomorrow, as well as ask for a moratorium on all fines until the ordinance can be formally addressed. No promises, but it's definitely progress!
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