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Right now
City Council takes its final vote on dissolving the Old Colorado City DDA on Tuesday, September 8. The day starts at 9 a.m. and the vote lands at an hour nobody can predict — here is how to be there anyway. If you only do one thing this week, do that one.
Council voted to dissolve the OCC DDA. The ordinance is with Mayor Mobolade, and a veto sends it back to a Council that needs six votes to override.
The OCC DDA is still standing. The next step is the board's Plan of Development and a mill levy back in front of Old Colorado City voters.
Council dissolved the OCC DDA. What comes next gets decided by the people who stay in the room.