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The agenda for the next Rio Linda/Elverta Community Planning Advisory Council (CPAC) meeting was distributed yesterday, and after a long summer and fall muted by COVID concerns, there are three new significant proposals for review at the Decmebr 17th meeting. New Construction? First and foremost on the agenda is the possibility of a convenience store/gas…
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McClellan Logistics Center to Include 3 Industrial Warehouse Buildings McClellan Park has announced the McClellan Logistics Center project, a new logistics center which will encompass three industrial warehouse distribution buildings, totaling approximately 410,000 square feet. The logistics center will be located on the corner of Winters Street and Dudley Boulevard, in close proximity to the I-80/Winters Street…
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Today, Lightsource bp has announced that they have closed on a $20 million financing package and have begun construction on the Wildflower Solar project here in Rio Linda, at the corner of West 6th Street and West U Street. All of the electricity generated by the project, enough to power about 2,600 homes, will be purchased by…
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According to the Natomas Buzz and Sacramento Business Journal, Raising Cane’s chicken fingers has filed construction plans for a location at the former On the Border restaurant at the Natomas Marketplace shopping center. City records show that they are planning a 3,194-square-foot drive-thru restaurant at that location. Raising Cane’s was founded in 1996 in Baton…
Developers have filed plans to redevelop the property at 1556 Bell Avenue, on the corner of Bell and Raley, formerly known as the Detour Inn, The Country Comfort Lounge, and the Roadhouse. The plans for this long dormant property include a rezone, conditional use permit and site plan and design review for a commercial center,…
Accepting applications now through September 2 In response to the devastating impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on local small businesses and nonprofits, SMUD announced that it has created a COVID-19 Relief: Nonprofit Microloan Program for those who serve Sacramento’s most vulnerable communities and who may not have qualified for the federal, state and local loan…
