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California City Council approves transit finding, workforce incentive and local projects in 4-0 votes
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting the California City Council unanimously adopted a resolution finding no unmet transit needs, authorized an early-retirement incentive, awarded a bus-turnout bid and approved a volunteer cleanup agreement. All formal motions passed on 4-0 roll calls.
California City’s council voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt several measures lawmakers said will keep routine services running while staff pursue longer-term budget planning.
The council adopted Resolution No. 26-3213, a staff-recommended finding that “California City has no unmet transit needs that cannot reasonably be met by the existing system,” after brief public comment and council discussion. A council member moved to adopt the resolution; a second followed and the item passed on a 4-0 roll-call vote (Councilmember Clark, Councilmember Smith, Tim Creighton and…
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