Apply for state grants to renovate 3 parks using Proposition 84 funds
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Resolution 41-11
In Plain English
The city seeks state funding to upgrade Martin Luther King Jr. Park, Richmond Greenway, and Wendell Park. These grants come from Proposition 84, a 2008 voter-approved bond measure for park improvements statewide. If approved, the city receives funding for renovations without using local taxpayer money.
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