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What We’re Reading 12.21.18 Read More »
On Thursday, May 24th, the City of Sacramento Planning & Design Commission approved the development of a Quick Quack Car Wash in the College Square South site on Bruceville Road just east of Cosumnes River College. The project site is within 1/4 of a mile of a light rail station and designated as a Transit
Most of us walk every day. Some people walk for recreation and some for transportation, some because we choose to walk and some because it’s the only option. Everyday walking occurs outdoors on sidewalks and street shoulders, on multi-use and bike trails, through parks and parking lots, and indoors within rooms and hallways and on
Better Walking and Biking in Development: Development Review Update Read More »
WALKSacramento and walkable communities enjoyed some key successes in 2012. At the regional level, the Sacramento Area Council of Governments adopted the region’s first Sustainable Communities Strategy, which included a significant increase in funding for active transportation around a vision of transit-oriented development. WALKSacramento helped lead the fight for a more sustainable future in regional
Looking Back, Looking Forward Read More »
Testimony by WALKSacramento staff at the March 26, 2012 Sacramento County Planning Commission hearing resulted in positive changes to two projects in North Highlands. In the first project, a walkway for the proposed Watt Avenue Walmart may be rerouted to encourage pedestrians to cross a busy, high speed arterial at a safe location. The
Projects Improved After WALKSacramento Testifies at County Planning Commission Hearing Read More »