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April 2018 NewsletterA member of the Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations |
April Meeting
Join us at 7 pm Tuesday, April 10th at Chilton Middle School in the library for our monthly meeting. Find our agenda here. |
West Park High School, home of the Panthers
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Update from Roseville Joint Union High School District. The West Park High School project is currently out to bid. Bids are due back on April 16th with a final selection scheduled for the week of May 7th. Pending weather groundbreaking is anticipated in late May or Early June. Take a fly over tour of the phase 1. The new school is designated to open August of 2020. More information about West Park High School can be found on our website here.Presentation material for the April West Park High School steering committee meeting has been requested and will be available on the website soon. |
"Sierra Crossing Park" (W-50A) Neighborhood Park Site - Projected start of construction is spring 2018 Click below to read the meeting minutes from the public workshops that were held regarding this park: Meeting Minutes 9/30/2016
Meeting Minutes 10/4/2016 |
"Pistachio Park." & Historic Fiddyment House" (F-56) Park Site - unknown construction timetable CEQA review for the master plan is underway. Plans for stabilization efforts of the house are under review by the Building Department. Location:
Westpark Drive and High School Road
Park site description:
City-wide park adjacent to the future high school.
Historic Fiddyment house:
This is the original homestead of the Fiddyment family. An architect will be hired to review the home and make recommendations for future restoration projects. Public Workshops:
Click below to view the PowerPoint from the public workshop #1 that was held regarding this park on 5/4/17:
Public Workshop Summary
Public Workshop PowerPoint 5/4/17
Click below to view the Summary and PowerPoint from the public workshop #2 that was held on 6/29/17
Public Workshop Summary
Public Workshop PowerPoint 6/29/17
Fiddyment Historic House Conditions Assessment
We have posted the latest version of the master plan based on the last public workshop and follow-up meetings with key stakeholders. |
"Nela Luken Park at the Village Center" (W-54) - Target start of construction Spring/Summer 2018. Basic earthwork as part of the housing development has begun. Work is weather dependent. Location:
Pleasant Grove Blvd between Village Plaza Drive and Village Center Drive
Status:
The concept plan was developed in 2009 and approved by the City Council in February 2010. It is not slated to move forward due to funding and ongoing maintenance obligations. The site is intended to compliment the surrounding commercial area. No movement on the commercial development has occurred to date.
Public Meeting:
Click below to read the meeting minutes from the public workshops that were held regarding this park.
Meeting Minutes 6/20/17
Meeting Minutes 10/16/17 |
"Laurel T. Stizzo" (F-50) Park Site Location:
4151 Brick Mason Circle
Public Workshops:
Click below to read the meeting minutes from the public workshops that were held regarding this park:
Meeting Minutes 9/30/14
Meeting Minutes 1/22/15
Meeting Minutes 6/2/15
Description:
8 acre school/park site adjacent to Fiddyment Farm Elementary School. The Master Plan was approved by the City Council on Wednesday, September 2, 2016. The Master Plan proposal includes a children's play area, concrete pathway, independent exercise stations, a picnic area and open turf for various sports.
Timeline:
The project is scheduled to be completed in late spring 2018. Park is under establishment. |
"Richard and Pauline Roccucci Park" (W-51) Neighborhood Park Site - public input meetings underway. Parks and Recreation Commission for the Master Plan: May 7, 2018, 7 PM at Council Chambers. Location:
Symphony Avenue and Chorus Avenue
Public Workshop #1 Notes
Public Workshop #2 Notes |
"Astill Park" (W-50B) Neighborhood Park Site - Projected start of construction is spring 2018, Project is currently out for bid. "Denio Family Park" (F-54) Park Site - public input meetings underway W = WestPark Park, F = Fiddyment Park Download the Land Use plan here for locations. |
New commercial Permits issued (in our neighborhoods)• Westpark Village Center (W-28 & W-29) - Request for Design Review for Residential Subdivision for a 56 lot detached single family subdivision built on 6 Acres. • Sutter Health Medical Office Building (F35) - Re-working the old Longs/CVS building at the Northwest corner of Blue Oaks and Fiddyment. 2050 Blue Oaks Blvd. Request for a parking reduction of twenty-seven (27) spaces to accommodate a new medical office use with ambulatory outpatient services in an existing building. • The Plaza at Blue Oaks (F31) - Request for a Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide the existing 13.35 acre parcel into three (3) separate parcels; a Design Review Permit to construct a commercial center consisting of a 35,000 SF anchor grocery store, a 20,000 SF major retail store, a gas pad, and seven (7) buildings for various shops and restaurants, with associated parking and landscaping; a Tree Permit to remove native Oak trees on the project site. We will keep you apprised of the progress on these permits. Both have been asked to come to a neighborhood meeting to present and answer neighborhood questions. |
Results (so far) of the Petition Requesting to Extend Blue Oaks BoulevardOn Jan 10th the City Council approved a $30,000 road extension between Phillip Road and Westbook to allow emergency services to get to northwestern part of Westpark more quickly than having to drive the long way around. This is only a temporary route to improve public safety until the development community finishes the connection between Blue Oaks and Westbrook, which currently doesn't have an estimated start date.
It is important to understand that this road is only for emergency vehicles (not public vehicles) because it will not be built to standards for public use. |
Meeting agendas and minutes Dry Creek Greenway West Open House - 6 - 8 p.m., Monday, April 9 City Council Service Reduction Workshop - 5 p.m., Tuesday, April 10 City Council Meeting - 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 11 Planning Commission Meeting - 7 p.m., Thursday, April 12 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting - 7 p.m., Monday, May 7 Transportation Commission Meeting - 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 17
Public Utilities Commission Meeting - 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 24 Senior Commission - 2 p.m., Wednesday May 9 Grants Advisory Commission - 5:30 pm., Monday, April 9 Unless otherwise noted, Council and Commission meetings are held in the Roseville City Council Chambers at 311 Vernon Street. Meetings held in the City Council Chambers can be viewed live online or later on demand. WeeklyBoot Camp: Tuesdays, March 6 through May 29
Wine Down Wednesday: Wednesdays, April 18 through May 23 Wee One Wednesday: Wednesdays, May 2 through September 26
AprilSmart Cycling Clinic: Wednesday, April 11
Food Truck Mania: Thursday, April 12 Wake Up and Read! Pancake Breakfast: Saturday, April 14 Basic Bicycle Maintenance Clinic: Wednesday, April 18
Campfire: Friday, April 20 Friday Flicks featuring Boss Baby: Friday, April 20 Night Out at the Museum: Saturday, April 21 Sensory Storytime: Tuesday, April 24 Smart Cycling Clinic: Thursday, April 26
Yomen: A Spring Celebration: Saturday, April 28 |
Gardening Workshops
Second Saturdays
10 a.m. - noon
$6 Roseville res. / $8 non-res.
Find out more. |
Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour
Friday, April 13
9 - 11 a.m.
FREE
Find out more. |
MOMS Club Roseville West
Founded in 2001, the Roseville West Chapter of MOMS Club was created to provide a support system to both stay-at-home moms and working part-time moms. Mothers have an opportunity bond with other mothers and get involved in community service. The Club is an official chapter of the national and international MOMS Club, an organization that serves over 100,000 mothers in over 2,000 chapters. A variety of activities on different dates and times are available each month to club members – you can pick and choose what works best for you and your schedule! Members and their families are welcome to attend many wonderful events including: field trips, tours, age-based playgroups, park play dates, holiday parties, the ever-popular moms’ nights out, and many more fun activities which provide a great platform for bonding between kids and parents. Community service and working with local charities is also a huge part of the chapter efforts. MOMS Club® is a nonprofit corporation and a 501 (C) (3) publicly-supported charity registered with the IRS. The Club conducts several service projects throughout the year, including a monthly Coffee for Cause event where a specific charity/need is identified and items are donated towards. In September, funds were collected to help those in need after the devastation caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. The Club also holds their Quarter Craze fundraiser each year, raising $6,855 this year for StandUp Placer. In 2017, the Roseville North and West chapters of MOMS Club merged into one club serving the zip codes of 95678 & 95747. In addition, the club also welcomes moms from 95843 (Antelope) and 95648 (Lincoln). If you are interested in becoming a part of this wonderful community of mothers, please email momsclubofrosevillewest@hotmail.com for more information. |
Register for the Alert Roseville Emergency Notification System(from the City of Roseville)
If we can’t reach you…We can’t alert you. Alert Roseville is a new emergency notification system to alert you about emergencies and other important community news. The system enables officials to provide essential information quickly when there is a threat to the health or safety of you and your family. In addition to emergency information, you may: • Select to receive messages regarding crime alerts, road closures, public meetings or other community events; • Choose the locations you want to be contacted about ‐ such as your parents’ home, your workplace and your child’s school; • Receive alerts on your home phone, cell phone, work phone, email, text, fax or instant messaging. The success of this service relies on you. The Alert Roseville database currently includes some landline, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and cellular telephone numbers. To ensure that we have your contact information and the preferred method you would like us to contact you, please register by clicking the link below. if you have any questions please contact the Roseville Fire Department at (916) 774-5808 or email at fire@roseville.ca.us . All information you provide will be kept strictly confidential.
Alert Roseville is a free service provided by the City of Roseville and participating cities. Call and text messaging charges may apply when you receive alerts, depending on your cellular provider and calling plan. |
Police Encourage You to Stay-Connected
If you are not already receiving police and crime updates from the Roseville Police Department, here’s how to sign up:
1.Go to the City of Roseville’s website here
3.Check “Public Safety and Neighborhood News,” and any other City publications you’re interested in. Fill out the information with your name, email address and any password you want, and hit “submit”.
4.You’ll automatically receive bulletins in your email at least once a week for as long as you want to subscribe.
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WestPark Neighborhood Association Monthly Meetingsare usually held the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM. During the school year, we will meet at Chilton Middle School - Library. During the summer (July and August) we meet at St John's Episcopal Church. You can always find the latest information on our website: https://wna.rcona.com/board-meetings/ The public is always invited and may view the agenda the Sunday before each meeting on the WestPark Website. An assigned Roseville Police Officer tries to be present at the beginning of each meeting (subject to duty calls) to respond to any questions you might have.
If you have any comments or would like to have any matters placed on the agenda, please contact us here. This is your association, and we appreciate your input and participation. |
Share the News...Please do not assume your neighbors are receiving these important neighborhood updates. Please tell your neighbors about our website and/or forward this newsletter via email to help assure all WNA neighbors are informed and alerted of these important neighborhood activities. Your support in the safety and quality of OUR neighborhood is greatly appreciated! |
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