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Council approved a $4 million funding package for the E. Street Veterans Apartments, a $10.53 million modular-unit budget for the Navigation Center, and a 7-0 denial of an appeal seeking a beer-and-wine license at 189 W. Highland Avenue.
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Residents will see funding move forward for new veteran housing on E Street and for modular units at the Navigation Center, which supports services for people experiencing homelessness. The council also approved money for Blair Park batting cage improvements, a gym floor replacement at Rudy Hernandez Community Center, and bridge and corridor planning work. It denied a request to allow beer and wine sales at an Arco station on West Highland Avenue after concerns about crime and alcohol oversaturation in the area.
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