THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT!
Thank you to all who joined the interactive in person workshop on February 26th at City Hall and provided input on the Planning Strategies and related Land Use Alternatives!
- To view the Land Use Alternatives Report click HERE.
- To view the Workshop Presentation click HERE.
- Workshop materials are available in Spanish HERE and in Russian HERE
Visit the project website at www.yourcityrc2050.org
Planning Strategy 1
Reimagining Office Parks
Imagine living close to where you work and being able to walk to shops, cafés and the dry cleaner. Meeting friends and neighbors in nearby parks. Our office parks don’t have to sit empty—they could become lively, mixed-use neighborhoods full of energy and opportunity. What if our office parks could be so much more?
Planning Strategy 2
Removing Barriers to Redeveloping Folsom Blvd.
What if Folsom Boulevard became more than a way to get through town—what if it became a reason to stay? Picture tree-lined sidewalks, local shops, outdoor dining, homes where people live, and spaces that bring people together. A street that’s lively, walkable, and connected. How can we make Folsom Boulevard our next great street?
Planning Strategy 3
Re-envisioning the Downtown
With a new soccer arena coming, we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a vibrant center—a place to gather, celebrate, and connect.
Will this area become Rancho Cordova’s downtown? Or should we keep the General Plan vision for a downtown at Folsom Boulevard and Zinfandel Drive? Where should our city center be and what can it become?
Planning Strategy 4
Activating Commercial Centers
Imagine vibrant neighborhood hubs throughout Rancho Cordova—places where you can walk to dinner, meet friends, or grab groceries without getting in your car. What is our strategy for activating commercial centers to make them destinations within our neighborhoods?
Planning Strategy 5
Increasing Housing Choices in Infill Areas
What if adding homes near transit and along older commercial streets could revitalize these areas? Additional housing choices could lead to more vibrant corridors and thriving neighborhoods that support local businesses, create safer, livelier streets and attractive places to eat, shop, and gather.
