September 1st, 2009
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With little more than a month until the International Olympics Committee decides whether Chicago will get the 2016 Summer Games, aldermen are unveiling new ordinances that they say would provide greater oversight should the city’s bid prevail.
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Ald. Manuel Flores (1st) held a news conference to pitch a measure that would empower the city’s inspector general to monitor the Olympic committee if Chicago hosts the Games. Separately, Mayor Richard Daley’s administration introduced a plan to let two aldermen sit on the organizing committee if Chicago wins its 2016 bid.
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