Summary
The city's new master plan for sidewalks, bike lanes, and trails sets priorities for years of future investment, with community input emphasizing separation from traffic. Rancho Cordova already builds the most bikeway per road mile in the region, and the plan is a tool for winning state and federal grants.
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Last discussed Apr 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
The plan itself isn't funded yet — its project list is deliberately not fiscally constrained and will be programmed into future budgets.
Everyone who walks, bikes, rolls, or wants safer routes to school, jobs, and light rail.
Residents who might lose on-street parking along streets like McGregor Drive if bike lanes are installed.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Apr 6, 2026
The city's new master plan for sidewalks, bike lanes, and trails sets priorities for years of future investment, with community input emphasizing separation from traffic. Rancho Cordova already builds the most bikeway per road mile in the region, and the plan is a tool for winning state and federal grants.
City Council - Jan 27, 2026
The draft plan lists 38 policies and a set of priority bike/ped projects, including a Folsom South Canal Trail undercrossing at White Rock Road and separated bike lanes on Kilgore Road. Public comments are open through February 20 and the council expects to adopt in March.
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