Submit growth management compliance report to unlock $4.3 million in street maintenance funds
In Plain English
Contra Costa County's Measure J sales tax funds local street repairs, but cities must prove they follow growth management rules to receive money. Richmond completed its required 2020-2021 compliance checklist showing it has proper planning policies. If approved, the city receives $4.3 million over 2 years for street maintenance and improvements.
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