Expense of asbestos abatement not a deterrent for voters deciding future of City Hall

Members of the city council in New Orleans have voted not to relocate the city hall to a new location. The current city hall structure is an important landmark in the city, and residents and council members were adamant about keeping the offices in the current location despite the high cost of necessary asbestos removal at the structure

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