David R. Pacheco
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Top issues during term (6)(Development)
340 Amador Avenue triplex parking and design
The developer bears project costs, including an affordable housing agreement and possibly paid GreenWaste trash-pull service; residents get three new homes, one of them below market rate.
Appeal of 1828 Yosemite Street Approval
The neighbor warns a roughly $2 million home would effectively be attached to her garage, creating insurance and liability exposure.
Courthouse Project Budget Increase and Divarty Street Improvements
$60,099 comes out of city reserves; total project budget now about $1.35 million.
Attached garages and private property-line dispute
Unknown costs for waterproofing and finishing the neighbor's exposed garage wall remain unsettled.
Campus Town permit streamlining
Developers save time and money on redundant third-party reviews; the city processes permits faster.
Youth substance use treatment facility at 1732 Fremont Boulevard
The building was funded by a state grant, and the program will be roughly 95% Medi-Cal reimbursed.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Development)
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