
Livable Neighborhoods > Pedestrian & Bicycle Improvements
Projects
| % Complete | Target Due Date |
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| 5% | December 31, 2027 |
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RFP for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Update was published and awarded to Alta Planning + Design. Project is expected to kick off in July 2026 beginning with the Public Engagement Plan.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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| 7% | October 2027 |
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City has been selected for HSIP funding and is currently developing the Project Plans, Specifications, and Estimate. RFP for design services will be issued in July 2026. Construction is expected in 2027.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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| 30% | December 31, 2027 |
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The project's current stage is 30% plan set design (PS&E) has been completed. The 60% PS&E design will be completed at the end of July-26.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C Impact.
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| 5% | September 2028 |
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The project will upgrade pedestrian safety related infrastructure at the 27 signalized intersections in the City. The improvements include pedestrian countdown heads, accessible pedestrian signals, safety lights, curb ramp upgrades, and signal head upgrades such as yellow backplate and 8inch to 12 inch signal lights. City staff is working on Request for Proposal to procure engineering consultant.
This project is mainly supported by a $1,580,220 grant from Caltrans, and partially funded by Fund 460 - Street System Improvements in the amount of $76,000, which is funded by General Fund transfer.
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| 50% | April 30, 2027 |
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The City is continuing to distribute free bikes and safety accessories to Hayward residents through the Hayward Rides program, with over 500 bikes given out thus far. This City is continuing collaboration with Eden Youth for program management and promotion and Bike East Bay for free bike repairs and workshops every month. The City is working with Bike East Bay on deciding the locations for bike parking throughout the City and HUSD on upgrading bike racks at the school sites
This project is mainly supported by the California Air Resource Board's Clean Mobility in Schools and Sustainable Transportation Equity Project Grant, and partially funded by Fund 460 - Transportation Improvement Fund in the amount of $4,000, which does include transfers from the General Fund and Measure C.
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| 80% | Ongoing |
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Funds mostly expended. Staff is currently looking for opportunities to expend remaining funds.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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| 5% | October 31, 2027 |
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Some outreach has been performed, with additional outreach events scheduled throughout the summer. Design activities have started and the project is expected to be complete within a year.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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| 90% | September 2026 |
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The Patrick Avenue component of the project is complete. Gading Road was repaved and a road diet and new bike lanes were implemented. However, there are some traffic calming measures still to be installed. The City has received responsive bids for this work and will proceed in Summer 2026
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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| 60% | June 2027 |
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About 124 simme seats has been installed throughout the bus stops in the City so far. Remaining bus stops will be assessed and selected for simme seat installations. Simme seats are expected to install at additional 70-80 additional bus stops.
This project has no General Fund or Measure C impact.
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