Sacramento Press / City Attorney finds "additional issues" to investigate
The Sacramento City Council’s audit committee will be busy for awhile.
During a Tuesday night briefing on an investigation into the city’s approval of 35 building permits in a Natomas flood zone, City Attorney Eileen Teichert told the City Council there are more issues to address. She identified one of the issues as the Facilities Permit Program (FPP), but declined to specify the other issues.
“During the course of these initial interviews and documentary review, additional issues have arisen,” Teichert told the City Council.
The FPP became controversial in a recent debate over Nestlé’s move to set up a bottling plant in Sacramento. In three weeks, the city attorney’s office will deliver a report to the City Council on issues related to the FPP, Teichert said.
The office will also give recommendations on how to revise the program to align to related laws, she said.
In addition to the FPP
The Sacramento City Council’s audit committee will be busy for awhile.
During a Tuesday night briefing on an investigation into the city’s approval of 35 building permits in a Natomas flood zone, City Attorney Eileen Teichert told the City Council there are more issues to address. She identified one of the issues as the Facilities Permit Program (FPP), but declined to specify the other issues.
“During the course of these initial interviews and documentary review, additional issues have arisen,” Teichert told the City Council.
The FPP became controversial in a recent debate over Nestlé’s move to set up a bottling plant in Sacramento. In three weeks, the city attorney’s office will deliver a report to the City Council on issues related to the FPP, Teichert said.
The office will also give recommendations on how to revise the program to align to related laws, she said.
In addition to the FPP