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Robert T. Matsui Waterfront Park Master Plan(formerly Jibboom Street Park)Jibboom Street along the Sacramento River in the Central City Area (see art below) Robert T. Matsui Waterfront Park will act as destination attraction along the existing Sacramento River Parkway bicycle trail that connects Old Sacramento to Discovery Park. The project is being developed in phases, with the first phase completed. Robert T. Matsui Waterfront Park Phase One developed 6.5 acres of the site surrounding the former PG&E building and extends to the recently completed Sacramento River Intake Facility to the south. The existing river levee has expanded eastward, with earth fill added to the existing levee to widen it and bring part of the park site to the existing levee height. This visually reduces the scale of the new intake structure and enhance views of the Sacramento River along many locations in the park. An arc-shaped pedestrian walkway crosses the site and links the plaza at the new Sacramento River Intake Structure to a smaller pedestrian overlook at the former water intake pier. Interpretive signage is placed at the small pedestrian overlook at the former intake pier. The area between the levee and the pedestrian walkway creates a "River Green" open space area planted with native grasses, trees and vegetation so visitors can picnic, rest and enjoy views of the river. Other items included in the initial park development are site security lighting, non-mow landscaped berms to screen freeway traffic noise and low maintenance landscape plantings. Another major feature for the proposed second phase of
development is a large group picnic area with shade structures, picnic
tables, group grill and site furniture, along with a parking lot. Future
development of the project would include rehabilitation of the historic
building for a commercial and/or community use, and could involve development
of a conference center or restaurant with a terrace overlooking the Sacramento
River.
Robert T. Matsui Waterfront Park
Master Plan PDF file
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