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Community Groups Appeal Sacramento’s First CEQA-Exempt 332-Unit Apartment Development on Alhambra Boulevard to City Council

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Two neighborhood organizations are challenging the unanimous planning commission approval of a six-story, 332-unit mixed-use apartment complex in East Sacramento, the city's inaugural project to receive the state's new infill CEQA exemption under AB 130. Two citizen groups filed formal appeals to the Sacramento City Council in late February challenging the approval of a proposed […]

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