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Hagginwood SNAP

On June 16, 2009, the City Council accepted the Hagginwood Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan (SNAP). The SNAP is an action-oriented plan for neighborhood improvement which establishes the neighborhood's priorities and goals for the near future, including action strategies and timelines for achieving these goals. The SNAP process was a collaborative effort between City staff and residents and business owners in the neighborhood.

Hagginwood SNAP including appendices (PDF - 64 MB)

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Hagginwood SNAP without appendices (PDF - 6 MB)

 

Project Location

The Hagginwood neighborhood is generally bounded by South Avenue to the north, Roseville Road to the east, Land Avenue to the south, and Marysville Boulevard to the west.

 

Map of Hagginwood SNAP area

 

Background Materials for Hagginwood SNAP

Demographic Profile Existing Zoning Proposed 2030 General Plan Land Use Designations Recent Transportation Projects Transportation Programming Guide Projects Drainage/Sewer Map Water Utilities Map

Current and Completed Utilities Projects Proposed Water Mains Parks Map Parks Acreage Analysis Map Hagginwood Park Site Plan Mackey Park Site Plan Private Development Projects

 

Contact Information

Erik deKok, Senior Planner
edekok@cityofsacramento.org
(916) 808-2022