infrastructure

Expressed strong support for the Sacramento River Parkway project and opening the river levee trail.

Expressed concern over a large data center project potentially impacting SMUD's zero-carbon goals and called for greater transparency or a moratorium.

Raised concerns about infrastructure, flood risks, and proximity of proposed shelter sites to schools and parks in Natomas.

Called for updates on requested security and crosswalk improvements at the South Hill Shopping Center.

Discussed design considerations for homeless housing projects and stormwater/sewer resource usage.

Spoke in strong support of the EIFD for District 2, emphasizing that it will fund essential infrastructure like sidewalks and street lights without raising new taxes.

Supported studying the EIFD further, noting that doing business in North Sacramento is challenging due to aging underground infrastructure.

Urged the council to adopt the EIFD as a strategic investment since the private sector cannot shoulder the high off-site infrastructure costs alone.

Raised concerns that EIFD revenue projections could fall short and jeopardize the general fund, and noted that neighborhoods like Robla are often left out.

Expressed support for the EIFD as a targeted approach to ring-fence taxes for vital community infrastructure investments.

Voiced support as a District 2 resident and Measure U Commission representative for moving forward to study the EIFD.

Spoke as a Del Paso Boulevard business owner in favor of the EIFD to improve lighting, sidewalks, and commercial growth.

Supported the EIFD as a targeted tool to ring-fence taxes for critical infrastructure investments.

Spoke as a District 2 resident and Measure U Commission member in support of authorizing the study.

A Del Paso Boulevard business owner who spoke in favor of the EIFD to improve lighting, sidewalks, and business growth.

Spoke in strong support of the EIFD for District 2, emphasizing that it will fund essential infrastructure like sidewalks and streetlights without new taxes.

Supported studying the EIFD further, noting that doing business in North Sacramento is challenging due to aging underground infrastructure.

Urged the council to adopt the EIFD as a strategic investment tool since the private sector cannot clear the high hurdle of off-site infrastructure costs.

Raised concerns about EIFD revenue projections falling short and risking the general fund, noting that neighborhoods like Robla are often left out.