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Restoration of bound legislation archive

Summary

Metro stopped printing hard-bound volumes of every ordinance and resolution back in 2013, and nobody quite knows why. The committee approved about $10,500 to catch up eleven years of records — 2014 through 2025 — using money already sitting in the council's admin account.

At a glance

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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

About $10,475 from the council's restricted administrative account — no new tax money.

✅Who benefits

Council staff, the clerk's office and anyone who needs to look up past laws without digging through digital archives.

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