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Related plans, studies, and reports City Plans and Programs Fruitridge Broadway Community Plan   Opportunity Zones   Sacramento Promise Zone   Broadway/Stockton Urban Design Plan   Tahoe/Colonial Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan   Non-City Plans and Programs SACOG -  CivicLab   SacRT -  Sacramento Regional Transit High Capacity Bus Corridor Study   * County of Sacramento - Stockton Boulevard Special Planning Area Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District -  AB 617 South Sacramento/Florin Community   ULI -  Stockton Boulevard Advisory Services Panel   UC Davis -  Aggie Square   Open Air Project   *Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) is currently studying feasibility for high capacity transit services with features such as dedicated bus lanes, increased frequency, and real-time data. The system’s busiest line, Route 51, runs along Stockton Boulevard, and is the first corridor being studied for ...

Stockton Blvd Plan Studies and Reports Public Review Draft Stockton Blvd Plan (September 2023) The Public Review Draft Stockton Blvd Plan, which consists of a specific plan and a neighborhood action plan, has been updated using input received on the Community Working Version Stockton Blvd Plan (Working Version). The Working Version was released in July 2022 as a work in progress. The Engagement Team (including City staff, consultants, and community members) held multiple events and provided a wide variety of methods to discuss the Plan and collect comments through the end of October 2022. City staff used this input to update the Stockton Blvd Plan, making it more in line with community priorities. This will lead to a more successful implementation of the Plan’s policies and actions. The  Public Review Draft Stockton Blvd Plan    is now available for review and feedback until April 15, 2024. The Public Review Draft Stockton Blvd Plan will continue to be available for viewi...

What is the Stockton Blvd Plan? There have been a number of different studies and plans for the Stockton Boulevard corridor. What is the Stockton Boulevard Plan and how is different? The intent of the Stockton Boulevard Plan is to partner with existing residents, business owners, organizations, and landowners to develop a specific plan and action plan that will lead to an invested and vibrant Stockton Boulevard with equitable outcomes for existing residents and businesses. The goal is that the planning process will be used to build the capacity of existing residents and businesses to guide how the area develops. The plan will provide a framework for residents to advocate for the type of development the community would like to see and prioritize funding and resources for the programs and initiatives that increase quality of life and lead to better social, financial, and health outcomes. What is a specific plan and why is the City doing one for Stockton Boulevard? The State and the regio...

102-Acre Site The City purchased 102 acres from the U.S. Department of Labor in January 2022. The 102-acre site is a vacant parcel of land in South Sacramento, as shown in the map below . The City is trying to decide how the site should be used in both the short- and long-term. The City has conducted an opportunities and constraints analysis to inform both the public and City Council about potential development options and constraints. Before City Council makes a decision, it is important to know as much about the site as possible. The analysis is meant to provide information about the existing conditions, a broad overview of potential ways to use the site, and what considerations Council would need to keep in mind as they make their decisions. The goal for the analysis would be to provide enough information to help City Council answer two key questions: How should the site be developed? What are the general land uses to be developed at the site? Based on the findings of the opportunit...