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The ordinance would add protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, disability and veteran status to Lincoln's equal opportunity code.
David Shively wrote to Lincoln City Clerk Soulinnee Phan that his office would be unable to verify the signatures because they did not follow state law.
The "Fairness Ordinance" was rescinded last week by the Lincoln City Council, but it may not be dead yet.