Just one day before the scheduled vote, Sacramento County officials have postponed a decision on a controversial proposal to build a 25,000-person community in Natomas.
The delay follows weeks of criticism about the proposed development and a letter in opposition sent by Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty on behalf on the City Council. A rally organized by residents against the project was expected to be held near the residence of Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna Tuesday night.
“In recent days, the county has received a number of comments raising concerns about the project,” said county spokesperson Kim Nava in a written statement Tuesday afternoon. “It is important to take the necessary time to thoroughly review this input to ensure that, when the plan is finally presented for public discussion and board consideration, it aligns with the county’s vision for exemplary, well-planned development.”…