Fresno City Council Tables Southeast Development Area Project Indefinitely
The 6-1 vote came after election results favored three candidates who opposed the development plan.
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Fresno City Council tables Southeast Development Area project indefinitely
The Fresno City Council voted Thursday to indefinitely table the Southeast Development Area (SEDA) project, halting consideration of the proposal after a motion to delay the item passed by a 6-1 vote.
Fresno council puts SEDA mega-development on ice indefinitely
In a stunning vote, a strong majority of the Fresno City Council voted to indefinitely table what was to be the final hearing for the Southeast Development Area specific plan, or SEDA, early Thursday evening. Councilmember Mike Karbassi made the motion to table, with Councilmember Miguel Arias as a second. Northeast Fresno councilmember Nick Richardson […]
Fresno City Council votes to table SEDA indefinitely
Following the midterm elections, the Fresno City Council met Thursday at 4 p.m. to discuss the future of the Southeast Development Area plan. The plan aims for urban expansion proposed by Mayor Jerry Dyer to add more housing and jobs. Critics point to environmental impacts, school enrollment impacts and funding concerns. None of the city council candidates who ran in the midterms supported SEDA. “I don’t think much has changed since last Decem…
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