Two Petaluma parks are moving forward

Petaluma River Park is Funded for Phase 1

The McNear peninsula in the Petaluma River located downtown is in the process of becoming a beautiful art park. As the gateway to Sonoma County it will be what you first see when you enter the county on HWY 101 from the south. For residents and visitors to Petaluma it will offer a great addition to our public open space for recreation and river access. PCI is involved in the design and planning for the project and about to start phase 1 which includes initial public access and shoreline restoration. The park will ultimately be home to many large sculptures and other art installations.

Petaluma River Park secures 1 million to start first phase of construction

Kelly Creek – Putnam Park Extension Project

The Kelly Creek project is moving forward with preparation of the Final EIR. PCI is working with Earth Island Institute and Sonoma County Regional Parks to design a project that includes restoration of the iconic red barns, new trails that connect into the 256-acre Helen Putnam Regional Park, parking lot with restrooms, children’s play area with native butterfly garden, creek restoration and pasture improvements. We are excited to continue design development and planning for the park.

Coming soon details of the 44 acre Helen Putnam Regional Park expansion