Folks, this issue does not belong in a closed session. These assets belong to the entire city not just the Mayor and a City Council. The issue of what to do with the current property -- which has been allowed to be run down and infested by transients, needs a full public hearing -- not the behind the scenes dealings.
Closed Session Will Consider Long Beach Civic Center Revamp - Gazettes.com: Government
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