Workshop Wrap-Up
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Workshop Wrap-Ups
- Region Wide
- TALL Order: Choices for Our FutureApril 30, 2004
- TALL Order: Choices for Our Future
- County Level
- Placer CountyJanuary 31, 2004
- Sacramento County — CentralJanuary 10, 2004
- Sacramento County — EastNovember 15, 2003
- Sacramento County — SouthNovember 22, 2003
- Sutter CountyJanuary 24, 2004
- Yolo CountyOctober 27, 2003
- Yuba CountyFebruary 7, 2004
- Placer County
- Neighborhood Level
- AuburnJune 16, 2003
- Citrus HeightsMarch 18, 2003
- ColfaxMay 8, 2003
- DavisMay 12, 2003
- Del Paso HeightsSeptember 4, 2003
- Elk GroveJune 24, 2003
- FolsomApril 23, 2003
- GaltMay 28, 2003
- LincolnJune 3, 2003
- Live OakSeptember 23, 2003
- LoomisMay 27, 2003
- MarysvilleJune 11, 2003
- North HighlandsSeptember 3, 2003
- Oak ParkSeptember 8, 2003
- PlacervilleJuly 7, 2003
- Rancho CordovaJuly 16, 2003
- RocklinMay 29, 2003
- RosevilleJune 2, 2003
- Sacramento — Midtown/DowntownSeptember 10, 2003
- Sacramento — NorthApril 5, 2003
- Sacramento — SouthApril 30, 2003
- West SacramentoApril 10, 2003
- WheatlandJuly 8, 2003
- WintersSeptember 15, 2003
- WoodlandJune 18, 2003
- Auburn
- Counties at Neighborhood Level
- Placer CountyMay 13, 2003
- Sacramento CountyMay 19, 2003
- Sacramento County — Fair OaksApril 2, 2003
- Sutter County/Yuba County JointApril 28, 2003
- Yuba CountyMay 22, 2003
- Placer County
Sacramento County — Central/North
January 10th, 2004, 8:30am - Noon
CSUS Alumni Center
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA
Scenario Summaries
Workshop participants were asked to select from four scenarios.
For more information about the different scenarios, please view the Panel Maps and the Scenario Maps.
Scenario A (0 Tables)
- Future development same as today's.
- Fairly low residential densities.
- County's share of regional growth declines
Scenario B (2 Tables)
- Strong mixture of land uses in 10 sub-areas.
- Higher population growth than A.
- Somewhat higher densities than A.
Scenario C (8 Tables)
- Smaller, mixed use activity centers/corridors.
- Same (higher) population growth as B.
- Higher residential densities than B.
Scenario D (19 Tables)
- Significant re-urbanization in transit corridors.
- Same (higher) population growth as B.
- Focus more of growth into redevelopment areas.
- Highest residential densities (significant increase from A).
Sacramento County — Central/North Workshop

