Soledad updates parks naming policy and asks public for input on Cesar Chavez Park name The council unanimously approved Resolution 63-47 to modernize the city's parks-and-facilities naming policy and directed staff to solicit public input before deciding whether to rename Cesar Chavez Park; several residents urged the council to keep the name.

Soledad City Council has initiated a significant discussion on the future of Cesar Chavez Park, prompting passionate community voices to weigh in on the park's name.

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Soledad details recycled-water project, street repairs and flood-preparedness steps Public Works staff said the city is completing a grant-funded recycled-water program to irrigate parks and schools, described trenching and temporary patches during construction and said the city performs proactive storm-drain maintenance for flood mitigation.

Soledad is transforming its parks and schools with a groundbreaking recycled-water project, all funded by a whopping $60 million in grants!

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Council approves 61‑unit planned unit development adjacent to Orchard Lane Park The council adopted Ordinance No. 773 approving a vesting tentative map and planned unit development for a 4.05‑acre site near Orchard Lane Park that will create 61 units (37 small‑lot single‑family and 24 multifamily units).

Soledad City Council has just greenlit a new development plan that will bring 61 much-needed housing units right next to Orchard Lane Park!

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