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North Sacramento Redevelopment Area Projects

North Sacramento Projects - Completed

Musicians Hall – 1925 Del Paso Boulevard.

This 7,500 square foot renovation project enabled the local Musicians Union to move its offices and develop a state-of-the art practice and performance hall on Del Paso Boulevard. The Hall boasts a 4,000 square foot auditorium and a 782 square foot conference room, in addition to offices, a kitchen, and remodeled restrooms. Of particular interest to dancers and musicians are the sprung-wood floor, high ceilings, sound-absorbing walls, stage lighting and excellent acoustics. The facility is also used for public and private events. 

North Sacramento Projects - Ongoing

Special Planning District

First adopted in 1994, and most recently amended in 1997, the North Sacramento Special Planning District (SPD) is intended to assist in retaining existing businesses while accommodating new development in the area.

An important part of the overall strategic planning for the economic revitalization of North Sacramento, the 1997 amendment was an opportunity for community representatives to strengthen work that they had completed in 1994.

Commercial Loan and Exterior Rebate Programs.

In addition to major projects described above, the Agency has provided a commercial loan and exterior rebate program to businesses in the Project Area since the project areas incorporation. In addition, the Agency has made two Grow Sacramento loans, which have brought two additional businesses to North Sacramento. Screenprint Connection and RB Laminates purchased and rehabilitated structures at 1031 Del Paso Boulevard and 897 Arden Way. The two projects totaled $589,000 in new investment.

North Sacramento Projects – Potentially Upcoming

Development Assistance Program (2000-2004)

Budgeted 2000 TI: $207,850. Amount in future years TBD. Provide development assistance to eligible applicants for rehabilitation, adaptive reuse and new construction projects. Visually improves targeted lots and buildings now contributing blight in the project area.

Neon Sign Program (2000-2004)

Included in bond allocation for Facade Improvement/Exterior Rebate. Provide a partial rebate or other incentive to eligible applicants that improve or install a storefront neon sign. Promotes the historic art-deco and 1950s themes of Del Paso Boulevard; visually improves targeted buildings now contributing to blight in the project area.

El Monte Triangle Development Feasibility (2000- 2002)

Budgeted 2000: $22,500. Revolving Agency Fund plus potential federal grants.

Address toxic problems and commercial development opportunities cooperatively with property owners and regulatory agencies. Uses underutilized property; visually improves targeted buildings now contributing to blight in the Project Area.