LOOK AT FUTURECAST AND GO HOUR BY HOUR IN A FEW MINUTES. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. HEATHER. NEW AT 11. TWO GROUPS TRYING TO STOP. PLANS TO BUILD A SIX STORY APARTMENT BUILDING IN EAST SACRAMENTO WILL TAKE THEIR CASE TO THE CITY COUNCIL NEXT WEEK. THE BUILDINGS PLANNED ALONG ALHAMBRA BOULEVARD BETWEEN C AND D STREETS. IT WOULD ADD 332 MARKET RATE UNITS. THE PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVED IT, SAYING THAT IT BRINGS NEW HOUSING TO THE AREA, BUT TWO SEPARATE GROUPS ARE APPEALING THAT DECISION, SAYING IT’S TOO BIG AN
East Sacramento groups appeal six-story apartment building plans
Updated: 11:17 PM PDT Apr 24, 2026
Two groups in East Sacramento are appealing plans for a six-story apartment building, which will be discussed by the city council next week. The building is planned for Alhambra Boulevard between C and D streets and would add 332 market-rate units to the area. The planning commission approved the project, stating it brings new housing to the area.However, two separate groups are appealing the decision, saying the building is too big and incompatible with the neighborhood.The city council is expected to hear all arguments next Tuesday.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Two groups in East Sacramento are appealing plans for a six-story apartment building, which will be discussed by the city council next week.
The building is planned for Alhambra Boulevard between C and D streets and would add 332 market-rate units to the area.
The planning commission approved the project, stating it brings new housing to the area.
However, two separate groups are appealing the decision, saying the building is too big and incompatible with the neighborhood.
The city council is expected to hear all arguments next Tuesday.
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