Sacramento County to weigh airport parking fees, tax rates and contracts
The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider higher airport parking rates, new tax rates and a long list of contracts and agreements.
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The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider higher airport parking rates, new tax rates and a long list of contracts and agreements.
Supervisors will consider repealing the county's accessory dwelling unit ordinance, raising solid waste fees, and approving a $2.5 million housing loan.
A packed agenda includes a North Watt Avenue plan, countywide housing zoning changes, a $35 million loan application and a $73 million airport paving contract.
A packed agenda includes a proposed vehicle registration fee increase for the Sheriff's ID program, a $127.5 million airport parking deal and an affordable housing workshop.
A packed agenda covers a new catalytic converter law, RT sheriff funding, public health lab fees, road projects and homeless services.
A special meeting is scheduled to take up recommendations from an independent assessment of how the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency is governed and run.
The Nov. 3 agenda includes a $2 million jail refrigeration contract, new county parking rates starting in 2027, and several land-use hearings.
A special meeting agenda lists presentations on the county's economy and a Rio Linda teen center, with no votes scheduled.
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