It's the City's policy that new development must have a positive fiscal impact on Roseville.
Roadways, and amenities like trails and parks, are typically built as development occurs.
Developers pay fees which are gradually collected as new areas are built. These fees fund infrastructure to meet changing needs.
When existing roadways are later widened to accommodate increases in traffic, this isn’t a reaction. Rather, these phased improvements are anticipated many years before you ultimately see them constructed.
By making changes incrementally, additional road maintenance costs aren’t incurred decades before extra lanes are needed.
View a map of current City of Roseville infrastructure projects by visiting
roseville.ca.us/projects.
View future projected roadway projects in Roseville
here.
For planned regional transportation improvements in south Placer, visit
keepplacermoving.com.