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Motion would send $61,000 in Sunshine Canyon landfill funds to three Granada Hills groups

Two schools and a community foundation would split money from a trust fund tied to the Sunshine Canyon Landfill.

City Council· posted Oct 7Motion$61K

Heritage Christian School and the Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences PTSA would each receive $25,000, and the Granada Hills Community Foundation $11,000, for their operations and expenses. A Twelfth District councilmember introduced the motion, which directs the City Clerk to process the payments if the Council approves.

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Council consideration of the motion

How the Council voted on this file
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  1. 13–0–2

    Motion would send $61,000 in Sunshine Canyon landfill funds to three Granada Hills groups

    Council File 26-1422Item 16 · Oct 14 meetingAdopted
  2. 13–0–2

    Motion would send $61,000 in Sunshine Canyon landfill funds to three Granada Hills groups

    Council File 26-1422Item 16 · Oct 14 meetingQuestion to Substitute
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