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Del
Paso Heights Redevelopment Area
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Del Paso Nuevo
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| Del Paso Nuevo is a 150-acre all new home development
being completed through a joint effort by both public and private
partnerships. It is one of the largest all-new home developments ever
undertaken by SHRA. This new master planned community will have about 300
new single-family homes, two new community parks, landscaped monument
entries and many other amenities. The first phase of homes is being
completed by CC Myers Homes with new housing expected in early 2002.
Many of these homes are guaranteed for qualified low-income and
moderate-income families. |
Del
Paso Nuevo Home Development
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Greater Sacramento Urban League
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GSUL
Building |
The Greater Sacramento Urban League
(GSUL)
building was a project initiated and funded through the Sacramento
Housing and Redevelopment Agency. Located on the corner of Marysville
Boulevard and Grand Avenue the GSUL building has won awards for its
creative design, while
serving the community with educational programs
that add economic vitality to the Del Paso Heights area. Completed in
April of 2001, the new location of the GSUL has created a symbol of
growth for Marysville Blvd and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Dream Street
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The Dream Street project is an annual event coordinating the efforts of
numerous local and national businesses and agencies with the aim of
renovating and improving homes on a residential block. Improvements are
conducted in landscaping, roofing, electrical work, plumbing, drywall and
in any other areas of the home that might need some touching up.
Homeowners should represent over fifty percent of the residents on the
block, show a genuine dedication in upholding and maintaining their
neighborhoods, as well as demonstrate an ability to effectively organize
their block as a cohesive unit to meet the criteria for consideration of
the Dream Street project. With visionary leadership, and an army of
volunteers, the Dream Street project significantly advances the goals of
the Del Paso Heights Redevelopment Area. |
Volunteers
working on renovations to homes on the Dream Street |
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Grant
Union High School
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| Grant Union High School of the Del Paso Heights community, located on
Grand Ave. just off Marysville Blvd., is currently involved in developing
a decorative wrought iron fence for the perimeter of the campus. This
project is a joint effort between the Del Paso Heights Redevelopment
Advisory Committee, the Grant Joint Union High School
District, and
the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency. |
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Marysville
Boulevard Urban Design Plan
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The Marysville Boulevard Urban Design Plan addresses the community’s
desire to improve the outward appearance of its existing commercial
district, and to bolster the competitiveness and viability of its primary
commercial corridor. The plan represents the priorities and vision of
community leaders, youth, business owners, residents, redevelopment
Advisory Committee members, and City and Agency staff who worked together
over the course of six community workshops. In an unprecedented
partnership that focused on the skills and talents of youth as tomorrow’s
leaders, a plan was created that links redevelopment principles with
community goals for a more safe, pedestrian-friendly, and vibrant urban
corridor. |
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