Authorize spending remaining $3 million on 2 more trash capture devices with Caltrans
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Resolution Resolution No. 30-20(A)
In Plain English
The city previously received $3 million from the state transportation department to install trash capture devices that prevent litter from entering waterways. Some of this money remains unspent. If approved, the city uses these leftover funds to build 2 additional devices beyond what was originally planned.
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