The pedestal parts will be stored until next steps are determined, according to the news release. If the 1887 time capsule is recovered during the disassembly process, the state will take it into possession, the news release said, and attempt to preserve its contents.
The governor’s administration searched unsuccessfully in September for a time capsule that was thought to be tucked underneath the pedestal and even installed a new one. "And because the Mayor believes Richmond deserves a clean slate when we take it, he supports the Governor's decision to remove the pedestal.” “The Mayor appreciates the Governor's willingness to transfer this land back to city control," Jim Nolan, a spokesman for Mayor Levar Stoney, said in a statement. The city said in a statement that it planned to accept the donation “following the proper legal steps.” “The Commonwealth will remove the pedestal and we anticipate a safe removal and a successful conclusion to this project.” “This land is in the middle of Richmond, and Richmonders will determine the future of this space,” Northam said in a statement Sunday.
In September, Northam said the pedestal would remain in place so its future could be determined by a community-driven effort to reimagine Monument Avenue, an initiative being led by an arts museum and currently in a very early stage. We reviewed hundreds of pages of police reports, criminal case filings and court data related to intimate partner violence in Connecticut.
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