Friends of the Park, Department of Parks & Recreation and Council Member Tretheway gathered on November 4th to share the results of a recent survey on the future development of the regional park.

Attendees received an agenda, contact information sheet (Friends of the Park, Council Member Tretheway, and Department of Parks & Recreation), an updated Master Plan indicating recent park developments, and the results of the survey.    The public had the opportunity to ask many questions.  In the next few days, the FAQ will be added to this page.  The community packet is available now for your viewing and sharing:

NNRP Community Packet Nov 4th

The community heard from a panel of speakers on a presentation of the current master plan, funding sources available for neighborhood, community and regional size parks, updates on current park projects through 2012, shade structure installation, and the survey results. The presentation is available for your viewing and sharing here: North Natomas Regional Park Nov 4th Presentation

Special thanks to the Friends of the Park for the time and dedication they have given to making the development of the regional park a priority for residents of Natomas communities and the City of Sacramento.

As guests gathered for a meeting they were treated to a montage of photos from recent events taking place at the regional park (2008, 2009) or about the regional park (2006).

Questions about the North Natomas Regional Park Development may be directed to:

Friends of the Park: northnatomasregionalpark@gmail.com

Council Member Tretheway: rtretheway@cityofsacramento.org

Department of Parks & Recreation jptindell@cityofsacramento.org

October 12th 2009

The Green Line to the River District Groundbreaking took place at Seventh and Richards Boulevard.   Congresswoman Doris Matsui, Mayor Johnson, Regional Transit Chair and Sacramento City Council Member Steve Cohn, Regional Transit Member & Supervisor Roger Dickinson, Steve Goodwin - President of the River District and Suheil Totah of the Railyards along with General Manager of Regional Transit, Mike Wiley thanked the partners and staff of the agencies involved in getting the first portion of light rail to the airport underway.  The project is expected to be complete and operating by year end 2010.

Green Line to River District

SAVE THE DATE! January 9th, 2010!

Opening day of the

North

Natomas

Library!

North Natomas Library is well underway!

The library is expected to open in fall 2009.  This 22,000 square foot library is uniquely located on the campus of Inderkum High School and American River College’s Natomas Education Center.  The new library will serve these students as well as the growing communities of North and South Natomas.   

North Natomas Library will have several special features including:

• 120 public-access computer stations
• Computer lab and classroom
• 75-seat-capacity community meeting room
• Special Teen Area
• More than 100,000 books, periodicals, DVDs, and CDs!

Total cost for this library construction project will be $17.3 million.  Funds for the North Natomas Library construction came from  Proposition 14 State Bond Act Grant, City of Sacramento Developer Impact Fees, Natomas Unified School District, and Los Rios Community College District.

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