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Dave Roberts Community Park Renovation Project

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The Dave Roberts Community Park Renovation Project aims to significantly enhance recreational facilities within Rancho Cordova, California, to better meet the needs of local residents. The project will transform the park’s existing infrastructure by converting outdated tennis courts into versatile multiuse sports courts, accommodating a broader range of activities. Shade structures will be installed to provide comfort and protection from the elements, while current playground equipment will be replaced with modern, safer, and more inclusive options. The main parking lot will be expanded with additional designated handicap stalls and reconfigured to remove rear parking spaces, which will be repurposed into informal play areas to encourage spontaneous recreation. The baseball field will receive upgrades including new backstops and dugouts to improve safety and functionality for players and spectators. An accessible walking path will be constructed to ensure the park is fully navigable for individuals of all mobility levels, promoting inclusivity and outdoor activity. This initiative is led by the Cordova Recreation and Park District, with the project posted on July 29, 2025, as a forecasted opportunity. Though no solicitation number or specific procurement details are provided, the project is expected to advance through formal bidding processes in the near future. The primary point of contact is Kao Nou Yang, Principal Planner, who can be reached via phone or email for inquiries related to the project’s scope and timeline. All work will be performed within the park’s existing footprint at the Rancho Cordova location with the ZIP code 95670, ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding areas while maximizing community benefit.

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Dave Roberts Park renovation in Rancho Cordova includes multiuse courts, inclusive playgrounds, expanded parking, baseball upgrades, and accessible paths.

Agency

California → Cordova Recreation and Park District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Rancho Cordova, CA, 95670

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AgencyCalifornia → Cordova Recreation and Park District
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California → Cordova Recreation and Park District
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Kao Nou YangPrincipal Planner

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The Dave Roberts Community Park Renovation Project will revitalize the park’s existing footprint to better serve local residents by converting tennis courts into multiuse sports courts; installing shade structures and updating playground equipment; expanding the main parking lot with additional handicap stalls, removing rear parking stalls to create informal play areas, upgrading the baseball field with new backstops and dugouts, and constructing accessible walking path.

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