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The City of Vacaville has begun the Master Plan Process for Unity Meadows Park, a new 6.16 acre Neighborhood Park located in the Vanden Meadows Subdivision at the corner of Jackson Road and Baileyann Place.

Unity Meadows Park site has a ‘Neighborhood Park’ designation in the City of Vacaville Parks and Recreation Master Plan, which is intended to serve a half mile radius or a be a 10-minute walk from nearby residential areas.

The City’s goal is to ensure that Unity Meadows Park will provide complementary amenities to nearby park facilities such as Cannon Station Park and Magnolia Park. These nearby existing parks have amenities such as tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball backstop, traditional play equipment and a splash pad.

What Happens Next?

The Unity Meadows Park Master Plan will be presented to the Parks and Recreation Commission along with a cost estimate. Once the Master Plan is approved, the City will evaluate whether there are enough impact fees to move forward with all or a portion of the park.

The next step will come in the form of Construction Documents, Competitive Bid Process and eventual construction. The city anticipates that a phase of the park could be complete and open to the public as early as 2027.

Project Schedule

Community Survey:
Dates: December 11, 2025-January 7, 2026
Outreach efforts included mailed postcards, posts on Nextdoor and social media, and promotion in the District 6 newsletter to ensure broad community awareness and participation.

Community Outreach Meeting:
Location: Ulatis Community Center
Date: March 23, 2026
Time: 5:30-6:30PM
Two design concepts were developed collaboratively by Verde Design Group and City park planners. View the presentation to explore both concepts in detail.

Parks Commission Results of Community Outreach and Concept Plans:
Scheduled for May 6, 2026

Parks Commission Approval of Master Plan:
Scheduled for June 3, 2026

For questions or comments regarding this effort. Please feel encouraged to email the City’s Park Planners.