Council Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:11 PM
Roseville council to weigh park, housing and street projects
A packed agenda includes a new play structure, affordable housing money, park bids, bikeway striping and turf replacement.
Unofficial until the minutes are approved. We will update this page when they are posted.
- The council will consider a $200,000 contract to replace the play structure at David Uribe Park, paid from the Roseville Finance Authority Capital Projects Fund with no General Fund impact. (Agenda, item 4)
- Staff recommend reserving $1 million in Prohousing Incentive Program funds for Mercy Housing's Pleasant Grove Apartments Phase II, an affordable housing project, with no General Fund money used. (Agenda, item 8)
- The council will consider rejecting all bids for FD-50 (Michael Ziegler) Park, approving updated plans and calling for new bids on a $600,000 construction budget. (Agenda, item 6)
- A $143,850 contract would add crosswalks, shared lane markings and vertical delineators on Phillip Road and Westpark Drive, with work expected by year's end if weather allows. (Agenda, item 11)
- A $500,000 contract would fund state-mandated conversion of non-functional turf in street landscape areas, with staff also seeking rebates. (Agenda, item 16)
New play structure planned at David Uribe Park
- Cost
- $200,000 contract with Playpower LT Farmington C/O All About Play, Inc.
- Funding
- Roseville Finance Authority Capital Projects Fund; no additional General Fund impacts
- Source
- Agenda, item 4
The council will consider a contract to replace the play structure at David Uribe Park. The money was approved in the current fiscal year budget and comes from the Roseville Finance Authority Capital Projects Fund, so the city says there is no added cost to the General Fund.
The resolution would let the City Manager sign the agreement on the city's behalf.
Michael Ziegler Park bids would be rejected and re-bid
- Budget
- $600,000 for construction, from the Neighborhood Park - Sierra Vista Fund
- Action
- Reject all bids, approve updated plans and specifications, authorize new bids
- Source
- Agenda, item 6
Staff recommend throwing out the current bids for FD-50 (Michael Ziegler) Park and starting the bidding process again with updated plans and specifications.
The construction budget is $600,000, approved in the prior fiscal year's capital improvement budget from the Neighborhood Park - Sierra Vista Fund.
$1 million in housing funds would go to Pleasant Grove Apartments
- Amount
- $1,000,000 in Prohousing Incentive Program funds
- Project
- Mercy Housing's Pleasant Grove Apartments Phase II
- Funding source
- Repayment of a prior affordable housing loan; no General Fund resources
- Source
- Agenda, item 8
The council will consider reserving $1 million in Prohousing Incentive Program funds to help build Mercy Housing's Pleasant Grove Apartments Phase II, an affordable housing project in Roseville.
The money comes from repayment of an earlier affordable housing loan. A budget adjustment to the Local Housing Trust Fund would recognize that revenue and allow the funds to be reserved for the new loan. The city says no General Fund money would be used.
East Street housing deal would add an in-lieu fee option
- Parties
- City of Roseville and USKO Construction, LLC
- Location
- East Street, within the Infill Specific Plan area
- Source
- Agenda, item 9
An amendment to the affordable housing agreement for the East Street Subdivision would let the developer pay an in-lieu fee instead of building the required affordable for-sale units.
The city says the change supports General Plan affordable housing goals and uses no General Fund money.
Bikeway striping work on Phillip Road and Westpark Drive
- Cost
- $143,850 contract with Chrisp Company
- Features
- Pedestrian crosswalks, shared lane markings, striping, vertical delineators
- Timing
- Expected by end of year, weather permitting
- Source
- Agenda, item 11
A contract with Chrisp Company would cover striping improvements that are part of a larger bikeway project on Phillip Road and Westpark Drive.
The work includes new pedestrian crosswalks, shared lane markings and vertical delineators. Change orders would be allowed as long as they add no more than 10% to the contract price. Funding was previously set aside from the General Fund Capital Reserve Fund.
$500,000 contract would replace non-functional turf
- Cost
- $500,000 contract with Cagwin and Dorward LLC
- Requirement
- State-mandated conversions under Assembly Bill 1572
- Funding
- Parks, Recreation & Libraries operations budget, Community Facilities Districts and Lighting and Landscape Districts
- Source
- Agenda, item 16
The city would hire Cagwin and Dorward to convert non-functional turf in street landscape areas, a change required by state law under Assembly Bill 1572.
Funding comes from the parks operations budget and district budgets. Staff will also look for rebates from Environmental Utilities programs to offset the cost.
Amoruso Ranch plan changes up for second reading
- What changes
- Transfers units between parcels and adjusts acreages of large lot parcels
- Ordinances
- Nos. 7121, 7122 and 7123
- Source
- Agenda, item 13
Three ordinances would amend the General Plan, the Amoruso Ranch Specific Plan and the development agreements with Brookfield Sunset, LLC and the Amoruso family trust.
The changes move housing units between parcels and adjust acreages of large lot parcels, with zoning updated to match. This is a second reading, meaning the ordinances were introduced at an earlier meeting.
Fencing, fee program, wastewater study, vehicle upfitting and minutes
- Fencing
- On-call contracts of $150,000 a year and $100,000 a year for repairs and installation citywide
- Fee program
- Up to $120,000 with Economic and Planning Systems for Sierra Vista fee administration, paid from program revenue
- Wastewater
- $15,000 added to a West Yost contract, for a new total of $560,091
- Vehicles
- $250,000 added to the LEHR upfitting contract, for a total of $1,250,000
- Minutes
- Approval of the October 21, 2026 meeting minutes
- Source
- Agenda, items 5, 7, 10, 12 and 15
These routine items would approve on-call fencing contracts with Linmoore Fencing & Iron Works and North State Construction, and a sole-source agreement with Economic and Planning Systems to run the Sierra Vista mitigation fee program.
They also add $15,000 to a wastewater treatment plant study contract with West Yost and $250,000 to a vehicle upfitting contract with LEHR for public safety vehicles. The council would also approve minutes from the October 21 meeting.
Proclamations on nurses, child safety, infrastructure and small business
- Nurses
- National Nurse Practitioner Week, November 8-14, 2026
- Child safety
- World Day for the Prevention of and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence, November 18, 2026
- Infrastructure
- Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, November 2026
- Business
- Global Entrepreneurship Week, November 16-22, 2026
- Source
- Agenda, items 1, 2, 3 and 14
The council is scheduled to issue four proclamations recognizing nurse practitioners, child abuse prevention efforts, infrastructure resilience and local entrepreneurs.
Proclamations are ceremonial and do not change city policy.
Travel approval for four utility staff to Vancouver conference
- Cost
- About $4,000 per attendee, $16,000 total
- Funding
- Water, Wastewater and Waste Services Operations Funds
- Source
- Agenda, item 17
Four Environmental Utilities staff would travel to Vancouver, British Columbia, for a utility management conference. The estimated cost covers registration, airfare, lodging and per diem.
Money is available in the department's current budget.