On Friday, the Commonwealth Court orded Harrisburg City Controller Dan Miller to sign the Artifact Auction agreement.
According to a press release, Miller had refused to sign the contract, even after City Council had approved the sale of the artifacts and the City selected an auctioneer. He said Council had to approve an appropriation of funds for the commissions to be retained by the auctioneer.
The signature will allow the City to move forward with the auction of the Western artifacts. The proceeds of the auction will help the City fund its debt.
According to a press release, Miller had refused to sign the contract, even after City Council had approved the sale of the artifacts and the City selected an auctioneer. He said Council had to approve an appropriation of funds for the commissions to be retained by the auctioneer.
The signature will allow the City to move forward with the auction of the Western artifacts. The proceeds of the auction will help the City fund its debt.