Latest local news briefs include a report on top recent home sales in Citrus Heights, an update on the vacant lot at Sylvan Corners, and a former city employee being named to a top position in Napa.
Former Citrus Heights manager named finance director for Napa
The City of Napa said Friday that Raj Prasad, who worked in the past as an accounting manager for the City of Citrus Heights, has been appointed as the city’s finance director. (See full story)
Top recent home sale was $590,000 in Citrus Heights
The Sacramento Bee reported Wednesday that the top home recent home sale in Citrus Heights was for $590,000, for a 2,024-square-foot home on Southgrove Drive. The average price of recent local home sales in $457,658, according to The Bee. (See full story)
City Council votes 4-1 on future of Sylvan Corners lot
The City Council earlier this month voted 4-1 to extend the escrow by another year for the developer seeking to buy the 11-acre, city-owned lot at Sylvan Corners. Councilwoman Jayna Karpinski-Costa was the only councilmember to vote against the extension. (See full story in The Sentinel’s Civic Edition this Tuesday)
