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City Plaza, known in the past as Plaza Park and currently named after labor leader and migrant worker advocate Caesar Chavez Park, as it appeared looking west from Tenth and J Streets a century ago. One of the original squares donated by John Sutter when Sacramento was surveyed and mapped out, the plaza is the only such remaining plot that has not been developed, though at one time there was a movement to build City Hall on the property.
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