Accept $3 million from Caltrans to build trash capture devices at Regatta Boulevard
$3,000,000
Resolution 3-19
In Plain English
The state requires cities to prevent trash from flowing into San Francisco Bay through storm drains. Richmond will install special devices at Regatta Boulevard that catch litter before it reaches local waterways. Caltrans pays the full $3 million construction cost.
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