Park Development

What is a Master Plan?

The master plans show a high-level long term vision for each park. To the extent that budget allows, our goal is to build as many of the planned amenities as possible. Based on funding limitations, some park features may be 1) deferred to a time when additional funds can be secured; or 2) modified to fit the budget.

For current Bids/RFPs and associated addendum: roseville.ca.us/rfp

For Public Meeting notification about your neighborhood park: bit.ly/emailinterest

Projects Under Construction

Campus Oaks Park - Phase 2

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Public Outreach:
Please share your feedback on the design of the new skate park and pump track by participating in American ramp Company's survey, below.

The two week comment period will close on February 26, 2025.

Skate Survey

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Timeline:
Phase 2 - The Ninja Fitness Course is currently under construction, and anticipated to be complete in Spring 2025. The skate track and bicycle pump track are in planning and design, and anticipated to be complete in Winter 25/26.

Phase 1 of the park was completed in Summer 2024, which includes two lighted pickleball courts, a fenced off-leash dog park, multi-use paved paths, a covered picnic area, open turf areas and restrooms.

Location:
580 Roseville Parkway, off of Foothills and Blue Oaks Boulevards along the former Hewlett Packard campus.

Description:
This 8+ acre city-wide park is being constructed by BBC, LLC. on behalf of the City. The official park dedication was held at 10 am on October 12, 2024.

Park Name:
City Council approved the park name Campus Oaks Park on January 19, 2022.

John Byouk Park (JM-50)

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Update:
Due to delays in procuring the required electrical equipment that will power the irrigation pump, grass (sod) cannot be planted until mid- to late-June. The establishment period will last through summer, when we hope to be able to open the park. We appreciate your patience, and remind everyone to stay out of the fenced park until it is officially open.

Timeline:
Construction began in July, and is expected to be complete in late Spring/ Summer of 2025, weather permitting.

Location:
4651 Upland Drive (Sierra Vista)

Description:
This is a 7.73 acre school park site in Roseville. Amenities to be constructed in this park include a playground, swings, a shaded picnic area, bathrooms, a softball field with backstop and dugouts, an off-street parking lot, walking paths, a multi-use turf area, planting and irrigation.

Park Namesake:
City Council approved the park name John Byouk Park on January 19, 2022.

Public Outreach:
The first public outreach was held via Microsoft TEAMs on February 9th, 2021 at 6:30pm. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

The second public outreach was held via Microsoft TEAMs on April 7th at 6:30pm. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here.

For further questions about this park, you can email us at [email protected].

Roseville Soccer Complex

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Update:
Beginning May 12, 2025, one lane of traffic on northbound Westbrook Boulevard will be closed for approximately one month for construction of right turn pockets into the Soccer Complex and sidewalks along Westbrook are completed.

Work is progressing well. Fields continue to be installed. It will take approximately one month per field. The project is still on target to be completed in late 2025.

Sports lighting has been installed. We wanted to take this opportunity to share that these lights use state-of-the art, using technology that includes shields on the fixtures to minimize light spilling beyond the intended area to be lit and to avoid glare. Below are some pictures that show how effective the lights are. Consistent with other lighted sports fields and courts, lights will be turned off at 10 pm. (Pictures shown are from Musco Sports Lighting. Musco is the selected light supplier for this project.)

Musco 1

Timeline: Construction began June 2023 with an estimated completion of late 2025.

Park Name:
City Council approved the park name Roseville Soccer Complex on December 21, 2022.

Location: 2600 Westbrook Blvd., off of Westbrook Dr. and and Blue Oaks Blvd.

Description: Design and construct a multi-field lighted soccer complex with support facilities such as shaded picnic areas, restrooms, storage, maintenance yard, off-street parking spots and security lighting.

Universally Accessible Playground:
This is designed for people of all abilities and ages. After multiple public workshops and feedback, the design provides a variety of play spaces for physical and social interaction. Also included are misting areas, quiet zones and a shaded seating area (not shown in the sketches). A restroom will be located within easy access of this play space and will include child and adult changing tables.

Once completed, the playground will be opened for the general public. This playground is being built as a part of the Roseville Soccer Complex.

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Universally accessible playground - Public Outreach:
On July 7, 2022 we held a second public workshop for the playground.

An initial virtual public workshop was held on May 24, 2022 to share an concept design for the universally accessible playground to be located at the north end of the sports complex.

Sports Complex - Public Outreach:
A virtual public workshop was held via Microsoft Teams on February 1, 2022 at 6:30 pm, where we shared an initial concept plan for the Sports Complex and sought feedback. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

Historical Info:
Design-Assist Construction Pre-Proposal Environmental Documents

Riego Creek Park (F-51)

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Update:
The sidewalk along N. Hayden Pkwy from Crawford to Holt Parkway, will need to be closed off starting the week of 5/25/25. Closure will remain in place for three to four months while the new turf gets established. There will be signage communicating the sidewalk is closed and detour direction.

The park was completed in February 2025. As a response to resident feedback seeking more turf areas within the park, two large planter areas along N. Hayden Pkwy will be converted to turf. The work will include, but not limited to: removal and re-location of the existing bark mulch, additional concrete mowbands, additional irrigation to support the new turf areas, and seeded turf. The estimated time for completion is Fall of 2025.

Many have asked about the park and why it's different. The master plans show a long-term vision for the park. To the extent that budget allows, our goal is to build as many of the planned amenities as possible. Based on funding limitations, some park features may be deferred to a time when additional funds can be secured to support construction of the deferred features. A few variations from the master plan are described below.

Some residents have asked if there will be any turf at the park. There will be a lot of grass in the outfield, which will be planted, grow in, and harden up over the Summer/Fall 2024.

The ballfields have a 300’ outfield line (larger than originally planned) and can accommodate a wide variety of ages of play. The fields can be used for tee ball, little league, softball (girls and adults) with plenty of warm up spaces. Spectator areas are included near the backstops. When the fields are not programmed, they can be used for any activity.

Timeline:
The official park Dedication is TBD.

Construction began in August 2023 and completed in February 2025.

Location:
2800 North Hayden Parkway

Description:
This is an 11.8 acre school/park site.

Park Name:
City Council approved the park name Riego Creek Park on January 19, 2022.

Public Outreach:
The second public outreach was held on December 9, 2020. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please please click here.

The first public outreach was held virtually on October 7th, 2020. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

Historical Info:
When selecting what park amenities should be included in a specific park site, we look at balance and access of certain park amenities nearby, emerging trends, cost/budget and current demand. Specific to tennis, this map demonstrates close access (five minutes or less away) of existing tennis facilities from F-51. While tennis is one type of park amenity, it demonstrates the need of a bigger perspective, balance and fair access. To view the map, click here.

If you have additional comments or questions please send them to [email protected]

Projects in Design

FD-50 Park

Update:
The park master plan will be presented to the Parks & Recreation Commission on May 5th.

Location:
Between Starfield Dr and Nova Pl (Sierra Vista)

Description:
This is a 1.7 acre park site in Roseville.

Public Outreach:
Please see the updated rendering below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions to [email protected].

The two week comment period closed on March 12, 2025.

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The second public workshop was held on October 22, 2024 from 6:30-7:30pm at Westbrook Elementary in the Library. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here. Due to low attendance, Meeting 1 attendees were emailed for additional feedback on the two concept sketches, below. Please note that we are at the top of the budget even without basketball (Image 1.) However, as requested a revision was made to include basketball (Image 2), should budget allow. If you had to choose, would you prefer the park have more grass, or less grass with a 1/2 basketball court? Please send your comments to [email protected] by next week.

Concept Sketch 1

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Concept Sketch 2

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This one week comment period closed on October 31, 2024. The results show a resident preference to add the 1/2 court for basketball with less grass, should budget allow.

The first public workshop was rescheduled and held on September 10, 2024 at 6:00pm via Microsoft TEAMs. Invites were emailed to those that RSVPed for the original meeting.* If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

*To be added to the Email Interest List and notified of the next public meeting please click here.

Lower Bank Park (C-63)

Update:
The construction contract was awarded at the June 4^th Council meeting. Construction is anticipated to begin in mid-June and last through late Fall / early Winter.

Bids have been received, and the City is recommending contract award at the June 4^th Council meeting. The City will be recommending the award of the base bid plus alternates for the shade sail over the picnic area and the expanded main turf grass area. Construction is expected to commence shortly after contract award.

Due to budget constraints and fluctuating construction pricing, the attached exhibit illustrates the City’s approach to bidding this park project. It indicates what will be included in the base bid and what is considered alternate pricing for what can be added should budget allow. The target to begin construction is late Spring/ Summer 2025.
VE Exhibit

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Based on comments shared at the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting on June 3, 2024, two notes have been added for further clarification regarding a potential zip line and the amount of grass to be included in the master plan. The master plan was approved by Council at the July 17, 2024 meeting.
Adjustments

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Location:
Grasscreek Dr and Lemonade Lane (Creekview)

Description:
This is a 2.5 acre park site in Roseville.

Public Outreach:
Thanks to all who have shared your comments. We have added a swing area (see below) and to accommodate this budget, the grass area has been downsized. As we move through the next phases of the park in more detail, we will make every effort to maximize budget.
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Thanks to all for your input during the two public workshops held in late 2023. Based on your feedback, a master plan has been developed. The two week write-in period was open prior to April 4, 2024. Please share your support for the plan (see below) and/or any additional comments with us at [email protected]

The two week comment period closed on April 4, 2024.

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The second public workshop was held on December 12, 2023 from 6:30-730pm at Orchard Ranch Elementary in the school library. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on September 19, 2023 at 6:00pm. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting transcript please click here.

For further questions about this park, you can email us at [email protected].

Silver Spruce Park (KT-52)

Update:
The master plan was approved by Council at the at the July 17, 2024.Construction is anticipated to begin in June 2025, with a construction timeline of about a year, weather-permitting. This includes an establishment period. The opening of the park is anticipated in Spring 2026.

Location:
2050 Silver Spruce Drive, Roseville, CA 95747

Description:
This is a 7.5-acre park site in the Sierra Vista area in Roseville, that is adjacent to a future elementary school.

Public Outreach:
After feedback from the 2nd public workshop, we changed the labyrinth to a nature play area (inspirational images are shown) and removed the Kho Kho court overlay from the proposed basketball court. Please see the rendering below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions on the update to [email protected].

The two week comment period closed on May 10, 2024.

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The second public workshop was held on January 23, 2024 from 6:30-730pm at Westbrook Elementary. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here. If you would like to view the concept sketch please click here. If you would like to view the inspirational images shown please click here.

The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on November 28, 2023 at 6:00pm. RSVPs are required. Postcards were sent to the surrounding neighborhoods with the link to RSVP. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here . If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

For further questions about this park, you can email us at [email protected].

Pistachio Regional Park Master Plan Update

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Update :
The master plan has not yet been approved by the City Council. We hope to bring this forward over the next several months for final approval. Currently, we do not have funding to complete the park as designed. As with all city-wide parks, this park will be built in phases. The elements for a second phase have not been identified. There is no timeline for this park as yet.

Location:
4350 Westpark Drive (West Roseville)

Description:
The City has been reviewing opportunities to update the approved master plan for Pistachio Regional Park to include a community center/library, skate track, BMX course and splash pad.

Public Outreach:
A public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on December 7, 2023 at 6:00pm. RSVPs were required. Emails were sent to the surrounding neighborhoods with the link to RSVP. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes and examples of other super community centers please click here.

Please submit any additional comments to [email protected].

The comment period was open from December 14, 2023 through January 19, 2024.

Rocky Rockholm Park (FD-51)

Update:
The construction contract was awarded at the May 21st Council meeting. Due to supplier delays on electrical equipment and site furnishings, commencement of construction will be delayed until late July and will last through late Fall / early Winter. Even with the delayed start, this schedule falls within the previously anticipated timeframe for completion.

The master plan was approved by Council on September 18, 2024. Construction document preparations are underway. We are targeting start of construction in late Spring/ Summer 2025.

Location:
Market Street and Earl Rush Drive

Description:
This is a 1.1 acre neighborhood park that backs up to open space.

Public Outreach:
Thanks to all for your input during the two public workshops held in January and March 2024. Based on your feedback, a master plan has been developed. Please share your support for the plan and/or any additional comments with us at [email protected]

The two week comment period closed on June 24, 2024.

FD-51

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The second public workshop was held on March 26, 2024 from 6:30-7:30pm in the MPR at Chilton Middle School. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here. If you would like to view the concept sketch please click here.

The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on January 11, 2024 at 6:00pm. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here . If you would like to view the meeting transcript please click here.

CO-61 Park

Location:
Ashbrook St and Knightsbridge Ln (Adjacent to Crimson Ridge Park)

Description:
This is a 6.03 acre park site in Roseville.

Public Outreach:
Please see the rendering below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions to [email protected].

The two week comment period will close on May 19, 2025.

The second public workshop was held on October 29, 2024 from 6:30-7:30pm at Cooley Middle School in the Performing Arts Room. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

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The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on August 29, 2024 at 6:00pm. Pre-registration was required. Invitations were emailed to residents who were involved in outreach activities related to the nearby park.* If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here . If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

*To be added to the Email Interest List and notified of the next public meeting please click here.

JM-51 Park

Update:
The park master plan will be presented to the Parks & Recreation Commission on May 5th.

Location:
Shimmer Falls Dr and Lakehaven Dr (Sierra Vista)

Description:
This is a 2.6 acre park site in Roseville.

Public Outreach:
Please see the renderings below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions to [email protected].
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The two week comment period closed on April 21, 2025.

The second public workshop was held on November 14, 2024 from 6:30-7:30pm at Rex Fortune Elementary in the MPR. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here. Due to low attendance, we made an exception to allow participants from the first workshop and those on the email list another chance to contribute. They were emailed the following question: "If budget allows, would you prefer the park have more grass, or less grass with a 1/2 basketball court?" Please send your comments to [email protected] by next week.

Concept Sketch

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This one week comment period closed on November 28, 2024. The results show a resident preference of 50% to add a 1/2 court for basketball and 50% for more grass, should budget allow one or the other.

The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on September 17, 2024 at 6:00pm. Pre-registration was required. Postcards were sent to the surrounding neighborhoods with the link to RSVP. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here . If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

To be added to the Email Interest List and notified of the next public meeting please click here.

JM-52 Park

Update:
The park master plan will be presented to the Parks & Recreation Commission on April 7. 2025.

Location:
Misty Ridge Dr and Bright Star Road (Sierra Vista)

Description:
This is a 1.50 acre park site in Roseville.

Public Outreach:
Based on feedback during the two-week write- in period, we have made a revision which adds a small fitness area, should funding allow. Click here to view the updated master plan

Please see the updated rendering below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions to [email protected].

The two week comment period closed on March 13, 2025.

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The second public workshop was held on November 21, 2024 from 6:30-7:30pm at Rex Fortune Elementary in the MPR. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

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The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on September 26, 2024 at 6:00pm. Pre-registration was required. Postcards were sent to the surrounding neighborhoods with the link to RSVP. Postcards were sent to the surrounding neighborhoods with the link to RSVP. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here . If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

To be added to the Email Interest List and notified of the next public meeting please click here.

The Courts at Gibson Park - Frontage Improvements

The Courts at Gibson Park – Frontage Improvement Project is aiming to begin construction in summer 2025.

Play Structure Replacement

Doyle Park Play Structure Replacement

Public Outreach:
Please see the renderings below and provide your feedback in support of and/or with suggestions to [email protected]. The colors to be determined. Note: The zipline proposed is one of the City's longest!

The two-week comment period will close on May 7, 2025.

Doyle Zip Line

Play structure designs are underway for the replacement of the play structures at this park. Look out for signs posted on-site for the two-week write-in period to share your feedback about the design.

White Park Play Structure Replacement

Public Outreach:
Play structure designs are underway for the replacement of the play structures at this park. Look out for signs posted on-site for the two-week write-in period to share your feedback about the design.

Rehabilitation Projects

Fiddyment Homestead Vision Plan

Project Description:
The Fiddyment Homestead is located within Pistachio Regional Park in West Roseville. This valued feature is on the National Register of Historic Places and offers a variety of opportunities that include historic preservation, education and more. To chart a path forward, a vision plan is being created.

Public Outreach:
Additional workshops will be planned. To be added to the Email Interest List and notified of the next public meeting please click here.

The first public workshop was held via Microsoft TEAMs on January 21, 2025 at 5:30 pm. If you would like to watch the recording of the meeting please click here. If you would like to view the meeting minutes please click here.

An opportunities & constraints brainstorming meeting with key stakeholders occurred on August 20, 2024. If you would like to view the Opportunities and Constraints presented please click here. If you would like to watch to the recording of the meeting please click here.

Johnson Pool Renovations

Johnson Pool
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Update:
Inspections and final touches will be completed by early June with the Grand Reopening scheduled for June 14, 2025 from 1-4pm. Formal Dedication Ceremony at 1pm with free open swim, giveaways, crafts and games.

A new waterslide in the deep end is expected to be installed at the end of the summer 2025.

Timeline:
Renovation work began on May 28, 2024, and is anticipated to be complete by Summer 2025.

Location:
100 D. Street, Roseville, CA

Project Description:
The Johnson Pool Renovation Project will implement the master plan and address accessibility, aging infrastructure, building and safety code updates, and functional improvements. These improvements include accessibility/code upgrades to the pool house building, new pool shell and replaster, and improvements to the pool deck, equipment room, and associated site work.

Public Outreach:

Meeting Flyer 2

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Saugstad Park Renovations

Update:
Ground breaking is delayed due to permitting requirements.

Refinement to the skate track design is underway. Phase 1 construction documents are being developed.

A survey seeking input was opened on March 3, 2024 and closed April 2, 2024. If you would like to see the survey results click here. If you would like to watch the recording of the March 5, 2024 virtual meeting click here.

Timeline:
Ground breaking is delayed to 2026 due to permitting requirements.

Location:
100 Buljan Drive, Roseville, CA 95678

Description:
Based on results from the technical studies, some of the approved master plan elements have been moved. All of the amenities shown in the approved master plan are still a part of the overall plan. The sketch shows the skate track has moved to be closer to the parking lot and the dog park has been enlarged and moved more to the south of the park site. New walkways are proposed to ensure a looped walking path to meander around the fenced dog park. The actual layout of the dog parks (small and large) are still being refined. A first phase of improvements will include the skate track, fenced off-leash dog parks and walking paths. Upgrades to the north parking lot (off of Douglas Blvd) are also being considered as a part of phase one. Staff met virtually on February 1, 2024 with members from the Roseville Heights, Los Cerritos and Cherry Glen neighborhoods to review the status of the planned improvements and amenity location changes. Those in attendance supported the changes.

The actual skate track has not yet been designed. A virtual workshop specific to the skate track will was held via Microsoft Teams on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 at 6:00pm.

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Historical Info:
Did you know that Saugstad Park is built on top of an old landfill? Did you know that 95% of the park lies within a flood plain or flood way? Over the last year, the City has been working to re-envision the park’s potential as a valued recreational asset that meets our community’s needs. This includes how do we address the landfill, what types of amenities are acceptable to be in a flood plain and what types of amenities would we like to see built at the park?

To date, we have had several outreach efforts to seek feedback from residents.

Meeting with the neighborhood association on March 28, 2019.
Community feedback on August 6, 2019 during the grand re-opening of Johnson Pool
Online resident survey in November 2019

The sketch is a proposed concept plan reflecting the feedback received so far. Please review the sketch and provide feedback at [email protected] until August 31, 2020. The comment period is now closed.

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Our next steps include:

Develop construction documents
Bid and construct

Woodbridge Park Tennis & Pickleball Court Renovation

Timeline:
Construction is anticipated to begin late summer 2025.

Location:
415 Sierra Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678

Project Description:
Renovations include the following at the tennis and pickleball courts: replacing the court foundation and asphalt resurfacing, removing and relocating playing court entrances to comply with ADA standards, converting one existing tennis court into two pickleball-only courts, maintaining one tennis court with pickleball overlay striping, and new shade seating at the court.

Recently Completed Projects

Denio Family Park (F-54)

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Timeline:
The official Park Dedication is scheduled for May 17, 2025 at 10 am.

The Dog Park Dedication for Fargo Dog Park, located at Denio Family Park, is scheduled for August 16, 2025 at 9 am during Dog Days of Summer. Click here for more details.

Construction began August 2023 and was completed February 2025 on the first phase of this park. This includes an 18-hole disc golf course, large and small dog parks, paved off-street parking, a covered group picnic area and restroom. A future phase will construct the bike trails and connections to surrounding neighborhoods. The timing of the future phase has not yet been determined.

Location:
5820 Fiddyment Road

Public Outreach:
The first Public Meeting took place October of 2017. This meeting provided feedback from neighbors of the park site regarding amenities and features that are important and desired in this park site. Click here for a larger view of the 3 page master plan.

If you have any questions regarding this park site please reach out to [email protected].

Weber Park Renovations

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Timeline:
The official park Re-Dedication is scheduled at 10 am for April 12, 2025. This includes a Jr. Kings Clinic from 2-3pm. Pre-registration is required due to limited space. Jr. Kings Clinic Sign Up

The park was completed ahead of schedule in March 2024.

Construction is wrapping up and the park is anticipated to open in early 2025, ahead of schedule!

Park construction began on April 8, 2024.The sidewalk and the parking on the park side of Main Street will be closed during construction. Please note that we anticipate periodic street closures on Main Street during the course of construction. If you would like to view the pedestrian detour please click here.

Location:
320 Circuit Drive, Roseville, CA 95678

Project Description:
We are reinvesting into existing parks and want to ensure a strong sense of safety. To this end, the City Council has made it a priority to fully renovate Weber Park.

Public Outreach:
Public outreach has been conducted throughout the 2022 year. A summary of the survey results are posted here as information.
Survey Results - English
Survey Results - Spanish

A follow-up meeting to share sketches of how the feedback translates into the concept sketch was held on December 6, 2022. If you would like to view the meeting minutes in English please click here, in Spanish please click here.

Based on this latest meeting, the concept sketch has been refined into Concept Master Plan, above.

We invite neighbors surrounding Weber Park to email us at [email protected] to share your support and/or additional comments. The comment period closed on January 20, 2022.

The comment period is now closed.

Crimson Ridge Park Update

Click here for a larger view of the colored sketch for planned improvements.

Background:
The park opened in Spring 2023. An information meeting was held on October 17, 2023 at Blue Oaks Elementary School. 13 people were in attendance. The City shared a colored sketch that showed planned improvements to the park that included new grass, a shade shelter over the two existing picnic tables, a new sitting area/path and new planting areas. The planned improvements also included replacement of the irrigation water mainline with a larger pipe and irrigation/sprinklers to water the grass. These improvements were all performed and the park re-opened for use in November of 2024.

Timeline:
The official park dedication is scheduled to take place at 10 am on March 15, 2025.

Construction began in May 2024 and was completed in November 2024.

Location:
8711 Crimson Ridge Way (Campus Oaks)

Description:
This 2.3 acre linear park was constructed by Lennar Homes on behalf of the City.

Pineschi Park Play Structure Replacement

Update:

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Thank you everyone for your feedback. Overall, we received support for the proposed play structure design. Many commented on ensuring we had shade. Between the time you provided comments and now, we have been working with the manufacturer to add shade, making minor adjustments to the play structure to accommodate shade and meet budget. See revised renderings above. The next steps are to finalize the purchase and to determine the delivery date, which may take many months. The playground will close at some point to remove the rubber “meteor” and to expand the play area containment to accommodate the new and bigger play structure. We will do our best to minimize the play area closure.

Public Outreach:
Please see the renderings below and provide your feedback both in support of and/or with suggestions on the new structure to [email protected].

The two week comment period closed on October 13, 2023.

Pineschi

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Pineschi

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Twinwood Park Play Structure Replacement

Update:
The demo and new play structure installation is scheduled to start early January 2025.

The comment period has closed. Our next steps are to purchase the play structures. Once the process is complete, it could take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for manufacturing and delay.

Public Outreach:
We want your feedback on the proposed play structure design. The existing play structure has reached its end-of-life and to ensure overall safety, needs to be replaced. Please see the renderings below and provide your feedback both in support of and/or with suggestions on the new structure to
[email protected].

The two week comment period closed on May 10, 2024.

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Unscheduled Projects

Al Johnson Wildlife Area

In the future, Al Johnson Wildlife Area (formerly Reason Farms) will include both wildlife habitat and passive recreation areas, such as trails, picnic tables and more. The primary use of the Al Johnson Wildlife Area is for flood control which will happen by adding retention basins to hold water from nearby creeks during rain events until there is capacity to flow downstream. With that in mind, the passive recreation areas will be designed to flood from time to time, similar to other parks in the region such as Discovery Park in Sacramento. There is no current timeline for the construction of recreational amenities. The park portion of the design will begin once the retention basin designs have been developed. Some recreation improvements will be completed after the retention basins have been installed and when funding is identified/available. Phasing of the recreational improvements is highly likely.

More information about Al Johnson Wildlife Area, retention basics and surrounding development.

Creekview and Sierra Vista Parks

The City is evaluating funding, locations and priorities for new parks within new plan areas. Evaluation includes funds collected to date for park construction, costs for construction, Mello-Roos assessment amounts being paid to support maintenance, locations of homes and occupancy. Priorities are evaluated annually during the budget cycle, which start in January of each year. Please note, Mello-Roos assessments do not pay for park development (construction) and are only assessed once a park is built.

Pre-Qualified Prime Contractors

2025 Pre-qualification applications for Prime Contractors is now closed.
For the application announcement: Click Here.

For the 2025 Pre-Qualified Contractors List: Click Here

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