But building the parking lot on the Clarks Crossing Road side would cut into the property at two, and possibly three, private residences. This would create some unknown right of way costs, Pitts said.

The parking lot “was a sea of pavement before this,” Carbone said. “You were literally just crossing the parking lot through parking spaces. Now you have designated crosswalks.

"The current parking lot has never been sufficient in size," Hower said. "Anyone who lives around there knows people park alongside it." Placer County is now seeking public input on a proposal to ...