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Sacramento Moves to Declare 102-Acre Meadowview Parcel Surplus Four Years After $12.3MM Purchase

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Sacramento is preparing to declare its vacant 102-acre Meadowview property surplus under state law, a step that would open the door to selling land the city bought from the federal government for $12.3 million in 2022 and has never been able to put to use.

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