City still assessing Brighton Park migrant camp site despite signing 6-month contract ...Middle East

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Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration said on Friday that it was still “in the process” of determining whether a vacant lot in Brighton Park will be used as a base camp to house migrants, despite the city signing a six-month land use contract with the property owners that could cost taxpayers more than $548,000. NBC 5 Investigates was first to report the news of the contract Thursday. According the terms of the licensing agreement, the city will pay the property owners, the Barnacres Corporation, $91,400 a month for the use of the land. The city may also erect temporary tents, bathroom facilities and sleeping pods for families or individual men or women on the site. Brighton park

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