Fresno Planning Commission backs SEDA again without financing plan, this time in near-unanimous vote
Fresno City Hall Wednesday night once again was packed to the rafters with residents who wanted to weigh in on SEDA, and again almost nobody in attendance wanted Mayor Dyer’s $4.3 billion mega-development plan to move forward. By a raise of hands in front of the commission, a total of five people supported the Southeast…
Mayor Dyer says Clovis or Sanger could grow in SEDA if Fresno doesn’t. Both mayors dispute the claim.
The Fresno City Planning Commission meets Wednesday at 6 p.m. at City Hall to decide whether to recommend to the City Council Mayor Jerry Dyer’s SEDA mega-development plan. On the table: 45,000 new homes in southeast Fresno, carrying a $4.3 billion infrastructure price tag. Last November, the planning commission recommended a thumbs up to the…
Where’s the money? Fresno council clashes over SEDA mega-development, delaying the ballot measure
The Fresno City Council voted in a narrow 4-3 majority to remove a SEDA ballot initiative from their meeting agenda on Thursday. Councilmembers Miguel Arias, Annalisa Perea, Brandon Vang and Nick Richardson joined together as the voting bloc which gives the so-called “No Debt on Development” ballot initiative only one more week to be put…
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