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Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Berkeley City Council discusses city accessibility, UC Berkeley development
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During a special meeting Tuesday, Berkeley City Council members discussed the need to improve the city’s sidewalk conditions, sharing their personal observations and experiences. The meeting also included a discussion regarding UC Berkeley’s Long Range Development Plan, which was reported to be halfway completed.
Last Updated October 22, 2020
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