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The City Council directed staff to look into tenant relocation assistance for displaced tenants connected to the development at 110 S. Chapel Ave. and future similar cases, and it approved several infrastructure and utility contracts and grants, including a $444,760 water main replacement contract and a $673,956 street rehabilitation contract.
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Council members focused on both housing impacts and city infrastructure. They asked staff to study tenant relocation assistance for people displaced by the 110 S. Chapel Ave. project and similar future cases, but the minutes do not show a final policy being adopted. They also approved spending and contract actions for water, street, landscaping, energy controls, and planning work, which should support utility service, road repairs, and city facility upgrades.
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