State on verge of pulling $30 million from Sacramento railyard project

30 July 2010, 12:09 pm

Sacramento's financially struggling railyard developer is on the verge of losing $30 million in critical state grants for redevelopment of the massive downtown site. One of the railyard's two bridge projects, for Fifth Street to connect the development with downtown, has begun. Construction manager Steve Tuthill, left, and engineer Juan Zermeno of Vali Cooper & Associates walk out of an excavated pit last month. A plan to shift rails is stalled.... Read More »

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