Development and Zoning

For you Information from City Parks... "This is just a courtesy notice, should you receive any calls, that the vacant home at 5650 Fiddyment Rd. (between Blue oaks and Hayden Pkwy) is scheduled for demolition beginning Monday the 25th, and should last for 3-4 days.  This is NOT the historic Fiddyment Ranch house from the 1800’s over on High School Rd. "  

Amoruso Ranch Development On October, 17, 2013, WFFNA members Loren Cook, Sue Cook, and Lita Freeman met with Deanna Green of Brookfield Residential, and Aldo Pineschi for a brief overview of the proposed Amoruso Ranch Development. This proposed property is north of the future Creekview specific Plan, northwest of the West Roseville Specific Plan Fiddyment Farm area and south of Sunset Boulevard (south of Amoruso Estates), and spans both sides of Westbrook Boulevard. Ms. Green stated that the

You can also download this report (in sections) at the city's website. http://www.roseville..._n_recovery.asp or Download the whole report here: Aquifer Storage and Recovery Program Draft Environmental Imapct Report.pdf Quoted below is the body of the announcement: "Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) A Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) is available for public review for the Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) Project. Public Review and Comment: The DEIR is being made available for a

Baseline Marketplace Presentation   At the regular meeting of the Fiddyment Farm and WestPark Neighborhood Association Boards, guest speaker Nick Alexander presented an overview of the Baseline Marketplace project.  Mr. Alexander is the developer of the project in coordination with the Sierra Vista Specific Plan (SVSP) project.  Eventually, there will be commercial projects running all along the north side of Baseline Road to Watt Avenue as part of the SVSP.  Baseline Market is the fir

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City of Roseville Finance—CFD #5 ‘overlay’ in SPA-3 Date:  1/12/2016 FFNA and Westpark NA Joint Board Meeting   Monty Hanks (Roseville Finance Director), Jeannine Thrash, Roseville Administrative Analyst, and Steve Hicks representing the Fiddyment Farm developers, gave a presentation on the proposed Mello Roos assessment CFD #5, which would replace the current Fiddyment Farm CFD #1 in the “SPA-3” parcels of the Fid

This is finally on the schedule again after being pulled from the last December city council meeting. PLEASE ATTEND and show support if you can.   Wed, Jan 10, 7:00 PM 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA

Upcoming Mayor Susan Rohan has urged our neighborhood to encourage members to run for openings on the various City of Roseville Commissions. We obtained the list of opening from the City Clerk’s Office and have posted it on our WFFNA website. Application and other required forms are available as well. Vice Mayor Rohan encourages you to make a bit of a ‘connection’ and call current commissioners; get a feel for the other commissioners and the board positions. The deadline to submit applicat

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c.1879 Historic Fiddyment Ranch Home, West RosevilleNational Register of Historic Places, #10000503 From the Roseville Historical Society Preservation Committee... June 10, 2016 Submitted by Jeanne Lindberg ROSEVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESERVTION COMMITTEE 3RD REPORT:  JUNE MEETING Attendees:  Dolly Fiddyment, Lynda Raybould, Betty Eliopolus, Sue Hallahan-Cook, Bill Rozell, Christina Richter, Jeanne Lindberg, Katherine McDuffy Smith, Brenda Fulton, Camela Corin Labh

c.1879 Historic Fiddyment Ranch Home, West Roseville National Register of Historic Places, #10000503 From the Roseville Historical Society Preservation Committee...   MARCH 2016 PROPERTY UPDATE   Tenants have vacated the property. City officials are reviewing the property status and are negotiating what repairs Signature Development will be responsible for before City takes over the property. Extra security patrols have been ordered by City.  

Saturday, July 13th 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Roseville Fire Station No.9 2451 Hayden Parkway Come meet your local firefighters! Hot Dog Lunch 10:00 a.m. Donations will benefit the Roseville Fire Museum and Roseville Firefighters Honor Guard Learn Hands-Only CPR • Fun Kids Activities • See the Station Apparatus Display • Water Conservation • Energy Efficiency Child Safety • Meet a Firefighter Download the flyer below: Station 9 Community Flyer.pdf

On Thursday February 16th the City of Roseville and the Roseville Fire Department broke ground for the newest fire station - Station 9 (2451 Hayden Parkway). On hand for the occasion were Mayor Pauline Roccucci, Vice Mayor Susan Rohan, Councilmember Carol Garcia, and Councilmember John Allard. There joined by City Manger Ray Kerridge, and New Roseville Fire Chief Marcus Reed. The $2.8 Million station was lauded as "...an important piece of infrastructure for West Roseville" that will protect

The City of Roseville and Westpark Communities is planning a land swap that will move the F-55 park property to a new location on the other side of the water treatment plant (formerly a light industrial zoned property - W-60A). (see map below)   The plan is set for approval at the July 17, 2019 City Council Meeting. At this time the plan is understood to be for a sports park (soccer) at the new location (W-60A) and for Low Density Housing (LDR) at the new location F-55.