The City Council is seeking to revive a measure that would bar property owners from making criminal background checks of prospective tenants and buyers. Real estate professionals helped kill a nearly identical bill last year and seem poised to wage a similar fight if changes are not made to the measure. Council member Keith Powers, the prime sponsor, said he expects to discuss it further with stakeholders but wouldn’t speculate on potential amendments. He said
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