(Not) On The Agenda: Campaign Finance Reform

The city council will not be voting on a . Council President Beth Mason said she did not put it on the agenda, as the mayor requested. 

Zimmer originally proposed that the new anti-wheeling legislation would be incorporated in the city's pay-to-play ordinance, which is up for review and will be voted on Wednesday night. 

The pay-to-play ordinance was drafted by People for Open Government. 

"We put up what POG wanted to put up," Mason said. She added that she doesn't want to call the mayor's proposed legislation "anti-wheeling," because, Mason said, there are no contracts involved. 

During a press conference last week, Zimmer said she hoped that the council would pass the new legislation. At this point, it's unclear what will happen to the proposed law.