Amend resolution to apply for state grant for Central Richmond Greenway education facilities
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Resolution Resolution No. 107-10
In Plain English
The city wants to update a 2010 resolution that allows applying for state Safe Drinking Water Bond Act grants. The amendment enables the city to seek funding for nature education facilities along the Central Richmond Greenway. If approved, the city can submit grant applications to build educational spaces for the community trail and park system.
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Approve consent calendar
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