Raley's Landing

The City of West Sacramento is proceeding with Permit No. 19854 under Title 23, Article 3, Section 6 of the California Code of Regulations to construct an emergency vehicle access road that doubles as an entrance to the river embankment for flood fighting equipment and personnel, aligned with an adopted flood control plan. This project is part of the Raley’s Landing initiative and aims to enhance emergency response capabilities along the levee system by providing direct and reliable access during flood events. Alongside the road construction, the project includes comprehensive landscaping efforts in the right-of-way levee setback area, encompassing drip irrigation systems, softscape and hardscape features, and targeted plantings to stabilize the soil and improve aesthetics while supporting environmental resilience. The project is forecasted and posted under the jurisdiction of the City of West Sacramento, with primary point of contact Kathy Allen, Associate Planner, reachable through the city’s official channels. Additional coordination is managed by Jordan Robbins, Senior Environmental Scientist, and Randy Koss, Project Manager, ensuring compliance with environmental requirements and technical execution. The work is situated entirely within West Sacramento, California, and the permit approval process is being handled through the state’s environmental oversight framework, with the project’s official record accessible via the CEQA Net portal. The initiative reflects a coordinated effort to integrate flood mitigation infrastructure with landscape enhancement, reinforcing both public safety and ecological stewardship.