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Official-record watch · City of Sacramento
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Filed or proposedSomeone submitted a plan, permit, or license application. It is not an approval or opening.
Under reviewThe agency is reviewing the filing. A hearing may still be needed.
Approved or permittedAn approval or permit was recorded. Construction or opening is still not assumed.
Construction, completed, or openShown only when the official evidence supports that later milestone.
Scale, stage, civic relevance, and sustained activity outrank filing recency here. These projects may be ongoing rather than new this week.
City permit records describe eXPEDITED - EPC - Type I-B, Occupancy B. Area of work: 102,745 SF. Interior tenant improvement for the Sacramento County District Attorney offices within an existing multi-story office building. Work occurs on partial and full…
What happens next: The permit is issued. The record does not confirm that construction has started.
City permit records describe eXPEDITED - MYOP - THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PERMIT IS TI REMODEL FOR MEDICAL SERVICE OFFICES IN AN EXISTING, FOUR STORY OFFICE BUILDING ABOVE TWO STORIES OF EXISTING PARKING GARAGE. ASSOCIATED INTERIOR DEMO AND STRUCTURAL…
What happens next: The permit is issued. The record does not confirm that construction has started.
City permit records describe mULTI-FAMILY HOUSING - EPC - CITY FACILITY PROJECT - MICRO COMMUNITY - CDD INSPECTED - INTERIM HOUSING PROJECT. SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES NEW CONSTRUCTION OF (40) SINGLE-OCCUPANCY 120-SQFT EMERGENCY SLEEPING UNITS AND SITE…
What happens next: The permit is issued. The record does not confirm that construction has started.
City permit records describe area of work- 58,165 SF. Remodel of existing building front canopy, addition of trash enclosure, and parking lot lighting upgrade. - PLNG-INSP
What happens next: The permit is issued. The record does not confirm that construction has started.
Sacramento Public Works lists Carlson Drive Rehabilitation in the “Construction Complete” phase. Pavement rehabilitation to repair roadway damage caused by significant construction activities, including work by the US Army Corps of Engineers on the American River levees, Caltrans on the Capital City Freeway bridge, and the City of Sacramento on the Two Rivers Trail. The pavement rehabilitation solution will include application of an asphalt rubber cape seal to restore and enhance surface durability. This project will also involve replacing approximately 21 curb ramps to bring them into compliance with ADA guidelines.
What happens next: The City lists planned start Jan 1, 2026 and planned end Dec 31, 2026. Watch the official Public Works record for phase or schedule changes; planned dates are not promises.
The applicant is requesting Site Plan and Design Review and Zoning Deviation for (2) additions to an existing hotel.
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
A request to modify a special permit for a psychiatry center on a 5.2-acre site in the Hospital (H) zone by replacing portable buildings with permanent structures in the same location, and adding vehicle…
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
Ministerial Infill Housing to request a development with 200 income-restricted multi-unit dwellings on a 4.65-acre site within the General Commercial Zone (C-2) within the Florin Road Corridor Design Review…
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
Showing 8 of 15 new records here. Other tentative signals remain available in All Changes.
The strongest place-changing signals in this sample.
City permit records describe this permit is for Site Improvements only. Site size 138,085 SQ.FT. Scope of work includes site demo, rough grading, and utility improvements. Relocation of existing private domestic water, fire, and storm drain utilities, new…
What happens next: The City must review the application before work can be authorized.
City permit records describe mULTI-FAMILY HOUSING - EPC - CITY FACILITY PROJECT - MICRO COMMUNITY - CDD INSPECTED - INTERIM HOUSING PROJECT. SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES NEW CONSTRUCTION OF (40) SINGLE-OCCUPANCY 120-SQFT EMERGENCY SLEEPING UNITS AND SITE…
What happens next: The permit is issued. The record does not confirm that construction has started.
Applications describe what someone wants to do, not an approved outcome.
City permit records describe 4101 GATEWAY PARK BLVD - Installation of 4 new HVLS fans in warehouse area at the existing Coca Cola Bottling Facility. No other changes to interior or proposed.
What happens next: The City must review the application before work can be authorized.
City permit records describe type II; Occupancy R-3, B, U, S-2. 100 pre-manufactured tiny units, 240 SF each. Tiny house community for unhoused seniors. Homekey project. Eligible for Reduced Impact Fees for Affordable Housing program (all at 15-30% AMI).…
What happens next: The City must review the application before work can be authorized.
The applicant is requesting Site Plan and Design Review and Zoning Deviation for (2) additions to an existing hotel.
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
The application requests conditional use permit minor modification to add tasting room to existing non conforming alcohol sales off premises consumption, on 7.16 acre lot in the C-2 zone and Executive Airport…
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
A request to modify a special permit for a psychiatry center on a 5.2-acre site in the Hospital (H) zone by replacing portable buildings with permanent structures in the same location, and adding vehicle…
What happens next: City review is underway. No exact-linked hearing has been captured for this project.
Current official-record signals grouped by the kinds of changes residents tend to follow.
Marshall School · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Newton Booth · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Meadowview · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Natomas Crossing · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Citywide / area pending · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Council District 5 · Source date Aug 14, 2026
Council District 4 · Source date Jul 15, 2026
Greenhaven · Source date Jul 1, 2026
Hagginwood · Source date Aug 13, 2026
Richmond Grove · Source date Aug 18, 2026
Downtown · Source date Jul 28, 2026
South Natomas · Source date Aug 12, 2026
Old North Sacramento · Source date Jul 15, 2026
College/Glen · Source date Aug 11, 2026
Power Ridge · Source date Jul 23, 2026
Council District 3 · Source date Jul 1, 2026
Sierra Oaks · Source date Jul 1, 2026
Curtis Park · Source date Aug 10, 2026
Valley Hi / North Laguna · Source date Jun 29, 2026
East Sacramento · Source date Aug 18, 2026
Marshall School · Source date Aug 14, 2026
Midtown / Winn Park / Capital Avenue · Source date Jul 8, 2026
Valley Hi / North Laguna · Source date Jul 29, 2026
Point West · Source date Jul 28, 2026
Marshall School · Source date Aug 19, 2026
Parkway · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Northgate · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Power Ridge · Captured Sep 3, 2026
South Natomas · Captured Sep 3, 2026
Citywide / area pending · Captured Aug 28, 2026
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