Resources

Stockton Blvd Plan Studies and Reports

Community Working Version Stockton Blvd Plan

The Community Working Version Stockton Blvd Plan is a work in progress. It has been prepared based on what we’ve heard from the community and provides the engagement team a chance to work together with residents and business owners to make this document reflect community priorities and values. 
From July to October 2022, the engagement team worked with residents and business owners to review the Community Working Version of the Stockton Blvd Plan and collaborate on how to make this plan better and figure out what comes next. Comments and suggestions are being reviewed now and will be incorporated into a public review draft published in 2023. 

As shown in Chapter 12, Implementation, the City has already begun working on many Tier 1 Revitalization Priority actions. While millions of dollars have been allocated to this area for affordable housing, workforce development, and anti-displacement (among other activities), additional funding is still needed to accomplish other priorities. This plan will help the City and community prioritize actions as funding becomes available.

The Community Working Version Stockton Blvd Plan will continue to be available for viewing through the hyperlinks, below:

Community Working Version Document

• Community Working Version Stockton Blvd Plan
• Appendix A- Detailed Community Engagement Summary
• Appendix B- Economic Context Report
• Appendix C- Draft Residential and Commercial Gentrification Assessment
• Appendix D- Infrastructure Report
• Appendix E- Facilities Financing Options
• Appendix F- Stockton Blvd Corridor Plan
• Appendix G- Historic Resources Analysis Report
• Appendix H- General Plan Environmental Justice Factbooks

Environmental Review Documents

• Notice of Preparation

Other Related Reports

• Economic Context Report – February 2021

Economic Context Summary: Income, Race, Education & Home Price (click to view larger image)

Economic Context Summary: Commute Patterns, Housing Demands, Employment, & Population (click to view larger image)

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 such service improvements.

Stockton Blvd Planning Initiatives Map 

The below interactive map shows locations for the known City, community, and partner initiatives happening around Stockton Blvd. To open larger in a new window see the Stockton Blvd. Initiatives Map.