An investigation into the city’s development department has brought to light several new issues, including “potential quid pro quo,” according to a new report from the offices of the city attorney and city manager. The city attorney’s office and Renee Sloan Holtzman Sakai, a third-party law firm, have been working together on an investigation into the development department’s approval of 35 building permits in a Natomas flood zone. The offices of the city manager and the city attorney acknowledge in a recent report that the city broke federal rules by authorizing the permits. The report lists new issues in the building division of the department such as “potential quid pro quo,” “demoli