Years of litigation, federal wetlands approvals, and a political transition stand between Tuesday's unanimous vote and the first home built Sacramento County's board of supervisors gave unanimous approval Tuesday evening to the Upper Westside Plan, a sprawling 1,532-acre mixed-use development in Natomas that would bring more than 9,300 homes and 3 million square feet of […]
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