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There will be a public workshop for the planning & Design of the F- 50 Park (near Fiddyment Elementary School) on Tuesday September 30th at 7 pm -- at the Fiddyment Farm Elementary School - Multi-purpose Room. "The City takes pride in being able to work closely with the neighborhoods that will use the parks. The start of the design process begins with a public workshop to introduce the proposed park design and obtain input from residents. After the plan is revised, a second workshop is held to present the master plan for review. Final revisions are made based on the input gathered at the workshop. The final master plan is then published and written comments to the final master plan are accepted during the public comment period." Download a copy of the Roseville Park Planning Process below: ParkPlanningProcess_2007.pdf Edit Oct 1, 2014 ---- Summary of Meeting --- On September 30th there was a workshop for the planned park F-50 (near Fiddyment Farm Elementary School). Tara Gee (Park Planning & Development Superintendent) explained how the park design, approval, and construction works. Existing parks were shown that are within a one-mile radius and what some of those parks had for amenities. Brainstorming from the audience helped make a "wish list" from the neighborhood. Then each resident got a chance to vote for the top three they thought were most important to include in the new park. The voting produced the following top choices: - Restrooms - Trees - Tennis courts - Children's Play Area - Adult Fitness Equipment - Gathering area/Picnic Area Parks & Rec will do some research on cost and space considerations; after that they will schedule another meeting. Average time to design and build a park is about 18 months.

On August 21, 2014 we received the following update on the proposed Liquid Management System (for waste-water from the Power Plant):

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Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a program where groups of residents organize to help prevent crime in their neighborhoods. Neighbors work closely together to be on the lookout for suspicious activity and report it to the police. It is one of the most effective crime-prevention programs in the country today. An alert and unified neighborhood is the best defense against crime. Grilling Safety Tips It’s summertime and that means barbeque season. Nothing tastes better than a grilled hamburger or hot dog. Grilling is one of the most popular ways to cook food. However, a grill placed too close to anything that can burn is a fire hazard. Grills are extremely hot and can cause serious burn injuries. Make sure to review and follow some simple tips before you fire up your grill. and much more.... Neighborhood Watch Vol 14 Issue 7 .pdf

WFFNA once again joins the National Association of Town Watch, City of Roseville, and Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations in hosting this event. You can help keep your neighborhood safe -- take this opportunity to meet your neighbors. Sign up for Neighborhood Watch. Find out how you can support your neighborhood association -- get active in the board and committees, volunteer your time for local neighborhood events. Join a committee to help promote communication throughout the neighborhood -- Planning & Development, Activities, Bylaws and Schools -- all promoting the exchange of information and events through the area. We have two great food vendors for you this year – Kazoku’s Teriyaki & More and California Pizza Kitchens will be present for your enjoyment. WFFNA will provide free Root Beer Floats. - Kids -- earn treats, small prizes and raffle tickets at Carnival games and play on the bounce house. - Roseville Police & Fire Departments will visit with surprises for all. - Roseville Utilities and Lowe’s will be present with water conservation ideas. Volunteers are needed -- if you can spare an hour or so to help ‘supervise’ the bounce houses, help with set-up or close-up, or refreshments, please contact Sue at Activities@WFFNA.org. We also need teens to help with the carnival games -- we will give certificates which verify their participation in a non-profit organization (most schools honor the certificates for school credit). COME AND SHARE A “HOT AUGUST NIGHT” OUT WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS.

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May 2014 Fiddyment Farm Development Updates On May 7, 2014, Loren and Sue Cook, Joe Van Zant, and Lita Freeman met with planners Steve Hicks and John Bayless and received the following updates on the Fiddyment Farm development. High School --The last update we had was still for the school to start construction in 2016 for school opening in the Fall of 2018. The EIR for the property has already been completed, but it will still be a year for design, funding, and state architecture review. The RJUHSD receives $7,900 per home permit towards the school, and a state bond will cover the other half. Hicks and Bayless will try to set up a meeting with the WFFNA Planning Committee to meet the new superintendent Gary Severson in late June or Early July. Then we can invite Mr. Severson to a General WFFNA meeting for a later date. Fiddyment Monument -- Steve Hicks pointed out where the proposed monument for the Fiddyment Family will be placed next to the Fiddyment Home off High School Road. Blue Oaks Blvd. -- Fees for the extension of Blue Oaks to Westbrook Drive were already imposed; the Creekview development will build the north two lanes starting in the Spring of 2015. Soccer Fields -- Mr. Hicks said the latest word is to expect building activity on the soccer park by 2017, and hope to see the extension to Blue Oaks Blvd. completed to that point. Developments F-19 A&B -- We should see infrastructure start this summer. Joe Van Zant mentioned the dangerous curve at Angus where cars cannot see oncoming traffic and he would like WFFNA to see if the City of Roseville would advance a traffic light at that intersection sooner than later. Community Garden -- Hicks and Bayless have been approached by the Placer Food Bank to help establish a community garden area; they will look further into the idea. New MS4 Water Regulations -- Steve Hicks said new regulations for storm water management will go into full effect by 6/30/2015. Although the new regulations are supposed to help the overall environment, they foresee other less desirable consequences (such as increased mosquito activity); so they will work to get approval of as much development as possible prior to the 2015 cutoff. ASR Wells -- Work is progressing on the two wells under current construction at Hayden Parkway (near Corin Drive and Fiddyment Road) and Blue Oaks Blvd. near Chilton Middle School; these wells should be done by December 2014. However, Mr. Hicks indicated that two other West Roseville Specific Plan wells that were previously to be collective wells in the ASR did not pass a recent quality test, and those wells (on Fiddyment Road north of Blue Oaks and one off West Side Drive) will now be monitoring stations only. As a follow up to this news, we contacted Jim Mulligan of the City of Roseville and he confirmed that slightly elevated levels of manganese were found at the test site. A new well would be built in the Zone 1 area, closer to Hwy 65; he said this would provide better use of ground water to all neighborhoods.

NOTICE is hereby given that on June 12, 2014, at 7:00 p.m .. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the Planning Commission of the City of Roseville will hold a Public Hearing at the City Council Chambers located at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA for the purpose of considering an application for a GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT. SPECIFIC PLAN AMENDMENT. REZONE. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AMENDMENT. LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT. SMALL LOT TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP & DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT FOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION - OAKBRIAR F-23 SUBDIVISION - 1875 ORCHARD VIEW ROAD. Nature of request: The applicant requests approval to amend the West Roseville Specific Plan (WRSP) to allow development of a ±10.7 acre small lot residential subdivision consisting of 96 Medium Density Residential (MDR) lots. It is proposed to change the zoning and land use of WRSP Fiddyment Parcel F-23 as follows; 1) change the parcel's zoning designation from Attached Housing (R3) to Small Lot Residential (RS); 2) change the land use designation from High Density Residential (HDR), 21.2 units per acre, to Medium Density Residential (MDR), 9.0 units per acre, by removing 138 allocated units; and 3) transfer units removed from parcel F-23 to adjacent and nearby HDR parcels F-21, F-22 & F-24. The proposed project will not increase the number of dwelling units within the WRSP. Project Title/Name: Oakbriar F-23 Subdivision Location/Assessor's Parcel Number (APN): 1875 Orchard View Road - 017-117-048, 017-117-045,.017-117-047 & 017-101-038. Project Applicant: The MacDiarmid Company, Kent MacDiarmid Property Owner: West Roseville Development Company, Inc., Jim Ghielmelti Current Zoning: R3 (Attached Housing) Project Planner: Ron Miller, Associate Planner ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The Planning Manager has determined that the above project will not have a significant effect on the environment and proposes that an Addendum to the West Roseville Specific Plan be adopted. This determination has been based upon an Initial Study. which has concluded that there will be no significant environmental impacts. The Initial Study/Addendum is available for public review at the Roseville Permit Center and the City Clerk's Office, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M .. Monday through Friday). Following the Public Hearing, the Planning Commission may take such action on the project, as it deems appropriate. Interested persons are invited to submit written comments prior to and may testify at the Public Hearing. Written comments may be submitted to the Project Planner, City Planning Division, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678. ff the matter is continued for any reason to a later date, written comments and public testimony will be accepted until the close of the final Public Hearing. All comments will be considered by the Approving Authority. The Planning Commission's action on the project may be appealed by any interested person to the City Council by filing a written appeal with the City Clerk within 10 days following the Planning Commission's final action on the project. If the City Council is the final Approving Authority, or if the project is appealed to the Council, the Council's action is final. ff you challenge the action of the Planning Commission on this matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Division at, or prior to the Public Hearing. Dated: May 19, 2014 CHRIS BURROWS Planning Manager Publish: May 23, 2014 Download a copy of this notice: Oakbriar F-23 Subdivision Hearing Notice.pdf

Robert "Bob" Mahan Park's formal dedication is scheduled for Saturday, May 10th at 10:30 am. (aka W-53) The agenda will include comments from the City Council, Project team and Mahan family. About the namesake: Born in 1927, Robert P. "Bob" Mahan is the third son of Maurice Thomas Mahan and Irene Rooney Mahan. In 1950, he married Gloria Zerbe – daughter of Bert and Thelma Tehan Zerbe. In World War II, Bob served aboard the USS Admiral Capps as a member of the United States Coast Guard. Bob started his public career serving two years as President of the Roseville Chamber of Commerce. He served on the Roseville City Council for over seven years (1959-1967) and served as Mayor for two of those years. He represented the City of Roseville on the Placer County Board of Education for thirteen years and served on the Placer County Board of Supervisors for twenty four years (1967-1992). Bob is recognized for his many contributions towards the development of public buildings in Roseville including Fire Station #1, the Placer County Sheriff's Substation, and the main court house of the Placer County Superior Court. Along with leading the acquisition of the land to develop Diamond Oaks Golf Course, he was instrumental in establishing the City of Roseville Joint Use Agreements with Roseville school districts in order to share facilities to supplement community growth. Bob has continued to be an active member of the community participating in many organizations such as the Roseville 20-30 Club, Roseville Rotary Club, American Legion, Roseville Elk Lodge, Saint Rose Catholic Church, Sons of Italy, Coon Creek Trap and Skeet, and Auburn Trap Club.

NOTICE OF 2ND REQUEST FOR COMMENTS DUE 5/15/2014 DATE:SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 APRIL 21, 2014 TO: RCONA FILE#: PL 13-0131 PROJECT NAME: COSTCO FUELING FACILITY ADDITION PROJECT TYPE: DRP MOD COMMENT FILE# & ELECTRONIC FILE LOCATION: G:/PLANNING/COMMENTS/2013/PL 13-0131 CITYWIDE JOB#: 130183 APN #: 017-123-015-000 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: REQUEST FOR ADDITION OF A FUELING FACILITY TO EXISTING COSTCO SITE LOCATION: 6720 STANFORD RANCH RD SPECIFIC PLAN : NC SPECIFIC PLAN PARCEL#: 34B ZONING & GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: GC/SA-NC I CC PROPERTY OWNER: MICNAN LLC - MICHAEL TOOLEY - 1111 EXPOSITION BL #600 - SACRAMENTO, CA 95815- (916) 439-8447 - Michael@tooleyoil.com APPLICANT: DAVID BABCOCK & ASSOCIATES - DAVID BABCOCK - 3581 MT. DIABLO BL - LAFAYETTE, CA 94549-(925) 283-5070- Dbabcock@DBabcock.com DEVELOPER: COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP - KIM KATZ - 999 LAKE DR - ISSAQUAH, WA 98027 - (425) 427-7540 Kkatz@costco.com REQUEST: THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE PLANNING DEPARTMENT HAS RECEIVED THIS APPLICATION AND INVITES YOU TO COMMENT ON THE PROJECT. PLEASE RETURN ALL COMMENTS BY: SEPTEMBER 25. 2013MAY15. 2014. YOU MAY E-MAIL QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS TO: planningdept@roseville.ca.us (PLEASE NOTE PROJECT FILE NUMBER IN RESPONSE) OR CALL (916) 774-5276. IF A PEM IS SCHEDULED, YOU WILL RECEIVE A WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF THE DATE AND TIME. Additional detail can be found in this document: COSTCO FUELING FACILITY ADDITION.pdf

SPA-3 Approved On April 16, 2014, the Roseville City Council unanimously approved the Specific Plan Amendment 3 (SPA-3) for major changes to the Fiddyment Farm area of the West Roseville Specific Plan (WRSP). Presentations were made by Roseville City Planning representatives Chris Burrows and Ron Miller, and developers’ agents Steve Hicks and John Bayless. Members of the WestPark-Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association Sue Hallahan-Cook, Joe Van Zant, and Aaron Kacalek also made statements for the record. In addition, Mayor Rohan referenced numerous letters submitted related to SPA-3, and very politely lead a question and answer period following the presentations and statements but before the final vote. The following is a brief background on SPA-3: 2006--The original WRSP was approved for 8,430 homes: 4,170 in Fiddyment Farm and 4,260 in WestPark. [Amendments submitted on behalf of both Fiddyment Farm and WestPark] 2009—SPA-2 for Fiddyment Farm was approved—basically a numbers game, increasing the density of the six High Density Residential (HDR) facilities to 20 and 25 units per acre (U/A) and reducing outlying parcels to ½ -acre lots to keep the total number of units close to number of units in the original WRSP. 2010—SPA-3 was issued requesting an additional 1,905 units be added to the SPA-3 area (same areas previously reduced by SPA-2) and included the addition of two more HDR facilities (making 9 total). 2013—after ongoing opposition and a subsequent Environmental Impact Report, the developers presented an amended SPA-3 reducing the number of units from 1,905 to 1,661 units. Dec. 2013—Roseville Planning Commission unanimously approved SPA-3 as proposed and moved it on to City Council for final approval. WFFNA opposed SPA-3 based on the large direct impact on the Fiddyment Farm portion of the WRSP, and ultimately on the entire WRSP. The total residential units for the WRSP with the various amendments already granted will now be approximately 10,478 units—over 2,000 homes added from the original plan. The presenters stated their conclusions that the addition of the 1661 units [averages of 4,335 people and 3,322 vehicles] would have no impact or change in overall density. The two added HDR facilities will now bring the total of HDR facilities in Fiddyment Farm to 9—that’s 29% of our residential units in high density facilities. The presenters showed charts representing that as a low figure compared with other areas of the City of Roseville (similar to their 2010 misleading chart which we countered with appropriate computations showing it was actually the highest concentration in the City of Roseville). The developers also stated that the new housing densities would be “in line” with those of other recently approved developments, naming Sierra Vista and Westbrook, both south of Fiddyment Farm and WestPark. After direct questioning from Mayor Rohan, Mr. Burrows stated the intent was always to increase the density of the plan, and said disclosure amendments were issued in 2006 and 2008 and added to the CC&Rs given to homeowners. [After the meeting, we located our copy presented at our home purchase in 2007. There are several references reflecting, “The Community Plan may be modified by Signature and/or the Participating Builders and specifically, that Signature may modify the planned density for the Community as set forth in Section D.5 below.” Section D-5 of our copy indicates, “Signature intends to seek one or more density increases for that portion of the Community that Signature plans to develop (the “Signature Villages”). Although that intent was never mentioned during the entire purchase process, it appears the builders were quite aware of it—the statement was in the hundreds of pages of documents provided at closing. Very little was mentioned as to the Subsequent EIR, other than referencing that it stated, “The proposed project would result in Significant and Unavoidable impacts to transportation and Circulation, Noise and Air Quality, and Public Services—Water Supply.” But what impact does that have when it then recommends the project be passed, “… because of the rest of the projected buildup in the area, SPA-3 will have no additional impact and therefore it should be passed. “ Sue Hallahan-Cook speaking for WFFNA asked that the City of Roseville honor Specific Plan Agreements as it proceeds with future expansion, thus instilling the faith of the persons buying their homes under the plans as represented. She asked for a compromise for SPA-3—that the future build-out be returned to the original build-out density of the West Roseville Specific Plan, but received no response to that suggestion. So after four years of frustration for us all, SPA-3 has been approved and the building will move forward, only a little less than originally proposed, so that’s something positive. The City of Roseville will have the added density and HDR facilities towards meeting its governmental requirements of affordable housing, and we’ll know to read every page of agreements to look for those unmentioned disclosures in the future.

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RCONA Presents Movie In The Park 2014 Movie Schedule [table] [td][/td] [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [td]June 14 Woodbridge Park415 Sierra Blvd "A Bugs Life"[/td] [td]June 28 H C Elliot Park 1421 Cushendall Drive "Frozen"[/td] [td]July 12 Eich Middle School 1509 Sierra Gardens Drive “Wall - E"[/td] [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [td][/td] [td]July 26 Royer Park 190 Park Drive “Gravity"[/td] [td]August 9 Crestmont Park 1500 Champion Oaks Drive “The LEGO Movie"[/td] [td]August 23 Fred Festersen Park 2150 Village Green Drive “Planes"[/td] [/table] Enjoy an evening in the park with your friends and neighbors. Movies to begin at sundown on a 30 ft. screen (weather permitting - check www.rcona.org). Come for dinner at 7:30 pm with lawn chairs, blankets and pocket change for pizza, teriyaki, popcorn, snow cones and beverages. Pre-show booths include Tie Dyed - bring your own shirt to dye for $3. Closed captioning available on request PLEASE, NO DOGS ALLOWED IN THE PARK Movie In The Park Poster - 2014.pdf

Roseville Police Liaison Rob Baquera and Volunteer Coordinator Mary Helen Ivers headed the annual meeting for Neighborhood Watch Captains and volunteers. Up to six (6) captains from the WestPark – Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association -- Loren & Sue Cook (WFFNA & Ironcrest), Joe Van Zant (Settler’s Ridge), Lita Freeman(Sentiero), Dennis Kelleher (The Club) and possibly one other person that mentioned WestPark later in the meeting. We would like to have had more of our captains present, but it was good to see a cross-section of the area was represented. Two patrol sergeants, Sgt. Bosworth and Sgt. Lewis, reviewed some recent crime stats for the City of Roseville -- while property crime had risen 2% (mainly at the Galleria mall), the overall crime rate was down 9% (lower than surrounding regions) as compared to the same time in 2013. They discussed most recent crime trends -- theft of delivered packages off porches (including medications), rise of heroin use, and continued metal thefts. They reminded everyone to report any suspicious activity right away—for active crimes call 911 and for anything else call the Roseville Police non-emergency number (916) 774-5000. Residents should call the police directly, and notify their Neighborhood Watch captains after reporting the incident. Within the next year, the Police Department plans to expand its coverage, adding a Beat 7 (which would include our WFFNA area). One police officer was recently hired, but 8 officers are needed to cover another beat. The Roseville Police Department currently has about 12 staff officers on duty during peak hours. The patrol sergeants also warned about latest scams in the area: People soliciting donations around the Galleria mall and at intersections—they actually make large sums doing this as their ‘business’; People fake accidents and try to collect on the spot to keep it 'unreported'; Posing as fake company/utility representatives and then committing thefts once inside homes (usually two people – one to distract the occupant while the second one performs the theft); General reminders: Don’t leave garage doors open even partway -- the police officer on duty will knock on your door if they see garage doors open at night; Keep cars locked if they are parked on the street or in driveways (recommendation is to clean out garages and park cars inside); take advantage of free programs for ID etching on your car’s catalytic converter -- find participating agencies on the Roseville Police Department website; Watch for thefts during property sales -- keep valuables packed away, make sure someone is attending viewers at all times; Keep your side gates locked; keep home alarms in good working order (must keep City registration updated). Rob led a round table discussion about getting Neighborhood Watch groups started -- how to develop teams in areas; encourage consistent meetings; make them ‘social’ events. If needed, a conference room at the Roseville Police Department can be reserved. Remind neighbors to sign up for the ‘vacation check’ program if they’re going out of town -- the form is available on the Police website. Promote newsletters and email groups to keep communication fresh for 'alerts'. To find out more about the Neighborhood Watch program in your WestPark – Fiddyment Farm development, contact us here. We still have developments that need captains to organize Neighborhood Watch in their areas.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on March 13, 2014 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the Planning Commission of the City of Roseville will hold a Public Hearing at the City Council Chambers located at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA for the purpose of considering an application for a MAJOR PROJECT PERMIT AND TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP - 5000 BASELINE RD. - SVSP PCL 40-42 BASELINE MARKETPLACE - FILE# 2013PL-020. Request: The applicant requests approval of a Major Project Permit (Stage 1 & 2) and Tentative Subdivision Map to allow the construction of approximately 745,300 square feet of commercial, restaurant and retail buildings on the site. The. project also includes frontage improvements, lighting and landscaping. The Tentative Subdivision Map will create 28 commercial parcels, 2 open space parcels, 2 roadway parcels and a landscape parcel. Project Title: SVSP PCL 40-42 Baseline Marketplace Project Address: 5000 Baseline Wy. Applicant: Nick Alexander, NG Alexander Real Estate Development LLC. Property Owner: Jeff Ronten, OF Properties Current Zoning: General Commercial Project Planner: Derek Ogden, Associate Planner Environmental Determination: This project is a commercial project that is consistent with the Sierra Vista Specific Plan Final Environmental Impact Report (SCH#2008032115). In accordance with CEQA Section 15183 an Initial Study was prepared for the project and the study found no project specific significant effects that were peculiar to the project site. As such a Negative Declaration is proposed to be adopted by the Planning Commission prior to taking action on the Project. Following the Public Hearing, the Planning Commission may take such action on the project as it deems appropriate. Interested persons are invited to submit written comments prior to and may testify at the Public Hearing. Written comments may be submitted to the Project Planner, Planning Division, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678. If the matter is continued for any reason to a later date, written comments and public testimony will be accepted until the close of the final Public Hearing. All comments will be considered by the Approving Authority. The Planning Commission's action on the project may be appealed by any interested person to the City Council by filing a written appeal with the applicable fee with the City Clerk within 10 days following the Planning Commission's final action on the project. If the City Council is the final Approving Authority, or if the project is appealed to the Council, the Council 's action is final. If you challenge the action of the Planning Commission on this matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Division at, or prior to the Public Hearing. Dated : February 18, 2014 CHRIS BURROWS Planning Manager Publish: February 21, 2014 SVSP PCL 40-42 Baseline Marketplace.pdf

Environmental Determination: The City of Roseville has determined that the project described below could have a significant effect on the environment; accordingly, a Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report {DSEIR) has been prepared to analyze potential impacts. The DSEIR was circulated for public review in November and December 2013. Significant new information has been added to the DSEIR. Portions of the DSEIR that have been revised indude Chapter 2 Executive Summary, Chapter 7 Air Quality, and Chapter 11 Cumulative Impacts. These portions are being circulated for public review as the Partial 2"d Recirculation of the DSEIR beginning February 10, 2014 through March 26, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. The DSEIR revisions may be reviewed during normal business hours in the Planning Division located at 311 Vernon Street in Roseville, CA, and online at www.roseville.ca.us {under the Planning Division "Current Projects" heading). Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines § 15088.5{f)(2), the City of Roseville respectfully requests that reviewers limit their comments to the revised chapters induded in the Partial 2nd Recirculation of the DSEIR. There is no need for reviewers to resubmit comments that were submitted on the previously circulated DSEIR. Project Title/Name: WRSP Fiddyment Ranch Phase 3 - General Plan Amendment, Specific Plan Amendment, Rezone, Development Agreement Amendment, Tentative Subdivision Maps - File #2013PL-005 {GPA-000068, SPA-000049, RZ-000063, DA-000053, SUB-000171 & SUB-000179) Project Address/Location: 3000 Hayden Parkway - The project site is located within the West Roseville Specific Plan {WRSP) area, which encompasses approximately ±3,162 acres located in the northwest portion of the City of Roseville, west of Fiddyment Road. The proposed project will affect ±805 acres of the WRSP north of Blue Oaks Boulevard. APNs: 492-010-002, 003, 004, 005, 015, 020, 021, 031, and 033. Owner/Applicant: ATC Realty One LLC/Signature Management Co. Current Land Use/Zoning: Land Use: Low Density Residential {LOR), Parks and Recreation {P/R) Open Space {OS), Public/Quasi-Public {P/QP). Zoning: Single-Family Residential/Development Standards {R1/DS), Small Lot Residential/Development Standards {RS/OS), Open Space {OS), Park and Recreation {PR), Public/Quasi-Public {P/QP). Project Planner: Ron Miller, Associate Planner Project Description: Th.a applicant proposes to amend the West Roseville Specific Plan {WRSP) to accommodate 1,661 additional residential units {580 Low Density Residential units, 609 Medium Density Residential Units, and 472 High Density Residential Units) in Fiddyment Ranch Phases 2 and 3. The revised land use plan will not change the footprint of the WRSP, but would redistribute certain land uses (LOR, LOR {Pocket Parks), MOR and HOR, CC, P/R, OS, P/Q-P, and Right-of-way) within the project area. In addition, the project proposes to change development densities within certain Fiddyment Ranch residential parcels. Significant Environmental Impacts Anticipated: The DSEIR has identified the following areas within which significant environmental impacts are anticipated: Land Use and Planning, Transportation/Traffic, Noise, Air Quality, Climate Change, Public Utilities, and Public Services. Mitigation measures to reduce the impacts are included in the DSEIR to the extent feasible. The Public may provide comments on the Partial 2nd Recirculation of the DSEIR at the Planning Commluion Meeting scheduled for March 13, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at the Civic Center, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA. Interested persons are invited to submit written comments prior to and may testify at the public hearing. Written comments may be submitted to Ron Miller, Development Services - Planning Division, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678. Dated: February 10, 214 KEVIN PAYNE Development Services Director Publish: February 15, 2014 Download a copy here: SPA3 - PARTIAL 2nd RECIRCULATION.pdf

Date: January 28, 2014 To: West Park & Fiddyment Farms Neighborhood Association Subject: 1) 5065, 5073, 5104 & 5096 PRAIRIE GRASS WY, 2) 3081 & 3089 AUTUMN LEAVES DR & 2396 ANGUS RD; AND 3) 4008 & 4000 HAYSTACK DR AND 6009 & 6017 BARNSIDE PL Dear Board Members: You may be interested to know that the Roseville Planning Department has received a development application for the project identified above. This early notification is being sent to you because the proposed project is located within, or adjacent to, the boundaries of your neighborhood association. (Another notice will be mailed to property owners adjacent to the project prior to any public hearing on the application.) We invite you to review this request and to forward your comments and/or questions to us. Key project information relating to this project is provided as follows: File#: PL 13-0302, PL 13-0311 & PL 13-0312 Project Name: 1) WRSP F-15C, LOTS 19, 20, 28 & 29 LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT, 2) FIDDYMENT RANCH VILLAGE F-15C, LOTS 2, 3 & 4 LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT, AND 3) FIDDYMENT RANCH VILLAGE F-158, LOTS 44 & 45 & VILLAGE F-15C, LOTS 39 & 40 LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT Description: REQUEST APPROVAL OF 3 LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT APPLICATIONS TO ADJUST THE COMMON PROPERTY BOUNDARIES BETWEEN 11 RESIDENTIAL PARCELS. Site Location: 1) 5065, 5073, 5104 & 5096 PRAIRIE GRASS WY, 2) 3081 & 3089 AUTUMN LEAVES DR & 2396 ANGUS RD; AND 3) 4008 & 4000 HAYSTACK DR AND 6009 & 6017 BARNSIDE PL APN: A PORTION OF 496-010-010-000, 496-010-011-000 & 496-010-012-000 Specific Plan Area: WEST ROSEVILLE Specific Plan Parcel#: W-15 & W-87, F-159 Zoning: RS/DS & OS, R1/DS General Plan: LDR-5 & OS, LDR-3.7 Applicant: CHRIS RUGGERI - RUGGERI-JENSEN-AZAR - 2541 WARREN RD #100 - ROCKLIN, CA 95677 Developer: STEVE SCHNABLE-JOHN MOURIER CONSTRUCTION, INC. - 1430 BLUE OAKS BL #190- ROSEVILLE, CA 95747 If you are interested in having this project presented at one of your neighborhood association meetings, please contact the applicant at the phone number provided above, the City's Neighborhood Services division at 774-5270 or me at 774-5276 to discuss such a meeting. Please make requests for presentations at least two weeks prior to your meeting date so that we can assure that a City representative can attend. If possible, please put this item at the start of your agenda, after the minutes and treasurer's report. If you have any questions or comments regarding this project, I can be contacted in the Planning office at 311 Vernon Street or by phone at 774-5276. Your comments are very important to us as we work together to make Roseville a better community. Sincerely, Ron Miller, Associate Planner rmiller@roseville.ca.us Download the complete document here: JMC Lot Line Adjustment 4.pdf