BY: Kasia Gregorczyk
The Christopher Columbus and Discovery Park Task Force is putting out a “request for interest” from any groups in the community that want to acquire the controversial Chula Vista statue. “Any entity, organization, even an educational organization to be able to share potentially their interests for the statue,” explained Ricardo Medina, chair of the task force.
Last September, Chula Vista City Council approved the permanent removal of the statue and appointed the task force to help determine any future decisions involving the statue and park. “What is their purpose, how they want to exhibit it? That will allow us to really see who the stakeholders are within our community that are interested in this statue,” Medina said.
SOURCE: https://fox5sandiego.com
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