After nearly a two year pause, the Sacramento courthouse
proposal planned for the railyards at the corner of where H Street meets Sixths
Street appears to be moving forward again. This week, the State of California
bought 2.4 acres for $10 million. According to the Sacramento Business Journal,
Court officials have estimated the cost to design and built a courthouse at
$452 million, plans call for a 12-story building of 405,000 square feet, with
250 parking spaces and a basement.
The courthouse won’t get built for some time, but the
judicial council gave authority this summer to begin working on legislation to
appropriate money for courthouse design, but such legislation still needs to be
approved by both the council and the state Legislature. In addition, the State has
selected two firms to team up on building design, Nacht & Lewis and HOK.
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| Property where Sacramento will build a $452 million courthouse. |
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