After years of planning and delays, the Springs Plaza project in Sonoma County is finally moving forward. Thanks to the efforts of Supervisor Susan Gorin and the Springs Municipal Advisory Council, the county has acquired a key parcel of land to be used for the plaza. The plaza is envisioned as a community gathering space, featuring a park-like setting with seating, landscaping, and potentially a farmers market. It’s part of a larger effort to revitalize the Springs area and improve pedestrian and bike access.
Springs Plaza Project Takes Step Forward with Parcel Acquisition
