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Latest local news briefs include outcomes on four significant or controversial votes held by the Citrus Heights City Council on March 23. Votes related to housing on Sayonara Drive, $1 million in business attraction funding, support for SB 316, and a vote to form an education advisory committee.

A closer look at potential mixed-use development on Auburn Blvd

By Phillip Pesola-- New design standards for residential and mixed-use development along Auburn Boulevard were presented to and unanimously supported by Citrus Heights Planning Commissioners during their meeting on Wednesday.

130-unit senior apartment complex in Citrus Heights now slated for auction

By Mike Hazlip— A large, senior apartment complex on Sunrise Boulevard that was the subject of several closed-door meetings with city leaders last year is now slated to be sold at auction on April 17...

Opening ceremony for traveling Vietnam memorial set for March 29

A traveling, 375-foot-long "Wall That Heals" Vietnam memorial will be set up this week at Rusch Park, with an opening ceremony slated for March 29.

21,000-square-foot funeral center opens in Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— A newly constructed funeral facility along Interstate 80 in Citrus Heights was dedicated during a ceremony at the site on Wednesday.

RT eyes alcohol ads for funding, launches survey for input

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Sacramento RT is considering alcohol ads on its buses, trains, and stations. // Image credit:  Griffin5 at en.wikipedia [CC BY-SA 3.0 or GFDL], via Wikimedia Commons
Should hard liquor and other alcohol ads be allowed on RT buses?

Sacramento Regional Transit has launched a four-question survey to answer that question, seeking feedback from the public on whether it should begin accepting alcohol ads on buses, trains, and stations.

The short, one-page survey asks questions regarding hard alcohol ads versus only allowing beer and wine ads, as well as questions about the size and locations of ads. It also has a section for participants to enter comments at the end of the survey.

After RT posted the survey link on its Twitter account last week, a user named “MichaelMooreSac” tweeted back what may have been a sarcastic suggestion to “take ALL vice ad revenue possible: porn, churches, likker, teevee, sports til RT ain’t near death.” The survey link was also retweeted on the City of Citrus Heights twitter feed.

RT’s survey can be taken online at the following link:

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