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Central Unified board adopts resolution opposing SEDA plan, urges funded infrastructure for west-of-99 neighborhoods
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2526-58 opposing the Southeast Development Area (SEDA) Plan, citing concerns that directing scarce public resources to peripheral expansion would further underinvest in west-of-99 neighborhoods served by Central Unified. The board will transmit the resolution to city officials and participate in the SEDA public process.
The Central Unified Board of Trustees voted April 28 to adopt Resolution 2526-58 formally opposing the Southeast Development Area (SEDA) Plan as currently proposed by the City of Fresno, saying the plan would direct public investments away from long-neglected neighborhoods west of Highway 99.
Trustee Sidhu framed the resolution as a call for the city to commit a concrete, funded…
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