Overview

The sewer main improvements include replacing approximately 4.1 miles of existing 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch vitrified clay, asbestos cement, and high-density polyethylene pipes at twenty-nine locations throughout the City. Approximately 3.3 miles of sewer main will be replaced by traditional open-cut method constructed in segments to minimize the impact to customers and traffic. The remaining 0.8 mile will either be rehabilitated or replaced by trenchless pipe techniques including microtunneling, pipe bursting, pipe reaming, or cured-in-place pipe (CIPP), where open-c

The Orchard Avenue Traffic Calming Project spans 0.53 miles of Orchard Avenue between Mission Boulevard and Soto Road.

Project Overview

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The D Street Traffic Calming and Implementation Project spans 0.75 miles of D Street between 2nd Street and the city limits.

The Santa Clara Street Traffic Calming Project spans approximately 0.7 miles of Santa Clara Street between A Street and Winton Avenue.

The City of Hayward has long identified homelessness and housing affordability as a key issues in the community and has supported local efforts to address these issues in conjunction with the larger regional efforts, as evidenced by the City’s recently approved Hayward Strategic Roadmap. One of the City’s six priority areas for the next three years is to Preserve, Protect, and Produce Housing for All.

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The Hayward Micromobility Feasibility Study will review the feasibility of a new shared micromobility program in Hayward. The study will help the city develop a sustainable vision for micromobility in Hayward that serves the transportation needs of residents, workers, and visitors. The study will include analysis of:

This project is part of the Strategic Roadmap and falls into the strategic priority of Grow the Economy.  Specifically, this item relates to the implementation of the following project(s) Project 6, Part 6d: Covid-19 Pandemic Response; Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance. 

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Background Information

The Planning Division is currently working to update various chapters of the Municipal Code related to the preservation of protected trees in Hayward. The prior update of the Tree Preservation Ordinance was conducted in 2002.