Allow school district to build temporary campus on demolished community center site
In Plain English
West Contra Costa Unified School District needs a temporary location for Nystrom Elementary School students. The city will let the district use the former Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center site, which was recently demolished. If approved, the district builds a temporary school campus on city property until a permanent solution is found.
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Votes
Approve Right-of-Entry Agreement between City and District
4 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The city will let West Contra Costa Unified School District temporarily use the former Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center site to house Nystrom Elementary School students. The district will build a temporary school campus on the city property, which was recently demolished, until they find a permanent solution for the displaced students. The four council members present voted unanimously to approve the agreement, with three members absent. This arrangement costs the city nothing and helps address an urgent need for student housing in the district.
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