In the context of this artwork, explain the Destroyed by fire of the History and controversies.
Following the vote, Arts and Culture Director Leon Kaplan, the city employee overseeing the project, made a shocking announcement.  About a month prior, on May 19, there had been a fire in the San Bruno warehouse where Digital DNA was being stored.  11 days after the original installation date, Digital DNA was completely destroyed.Because the fire occurred after the installation of Digital DNA had been delayed by city staff, some public officials blamed its loss on city employees.  Varella hired an attorney to investigate the city's liability for the loss.  Suspicions rose that the fire had been masterminded to allow the fountain plan to move forward.Insurance reimbursed the city for the cost of the lost sculpture. On August 19, 2004, the Commission voted to fund a second version of the artwork.In late April 2005 Digital DNA was again ready to be displayed, however, the installation was slightly delayed due to weather and other factors.
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