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Council approves consent package including SB1 transit planning grant and in‑house homelessness case management after contractor dissolution
Summary
The council approved consent items 4–11, including resolution 25-92 to accept an SB1 Caltrans grant for a transit-priority plan and a staffing change to bring homelessness case-management positions in house after Downtown Streets Team said it would cease operations; council amended item 7 to retain Measure E funds as a placeholder for transition.
West Sacramento City Council on Sept. 15 voted unanimously to approve consent items 4–11, a package that included an SB1 grant agreement for a transit-priority plan, an amendment and budget allocation related to the city’s homelessness emergency housing program, and a housing finance subordination for an affordable housing project.
The council approved Resolution 25-92, authorizing the city to enter a restricted grant agreement with the California Department of Transportation to receive SB1 funds to prepare a West Sacramento transit-priority plan. City staff said the project will support multimodal planning and include procurement of consultant teams; partners listed include VIA, Yolo Transit (Yolotd), SACRT and others who contributed support letters.
The council also approved a staff recommendation to reconfigure case-management services for the city’s Home Is emergency…
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