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The City Council introduced a new Commercial Property Reoccupancy Program and adopted its fee schedule, creating a process to address vacant or underused commercial properties. The council also took a neutral stance on Sacramento County’s Homeless and Housing Partnership Model and on Senate Bill 802, and directed staff to draft a letter reflecting that position.
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The council approved the first step toward a new commercial property reoccupancy program, which is intended to encourage owners to register and maintain vacant commercial properties. It also set the fees for that program, including a waiver for owners who proactively register and keep their properties well-kept. On housing policy, the council chose to stay neutral on a county partnership model and on Senate Bill 802, while asking staff to draft a letter saying the city wants local control over funding and related decisions.
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