City of Hayward - Heart of the Bay

Pinedale Lane
Overview

The project area includes two segments along Mission Boulevard from Harder Road in the south to the City limits in the north, excluding the downtown core. The South Hayward BART Form-Based Code was adopted in the fall of 2011 and applies to properties near the South Hayward BART station and along Mission Boulevard between Harder Road and Industrial Boulevard.

The Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan will include a form-based code and a long-term economic strategy for the project area. The goals of the project are to develop a vision and supporting implementation strategies that will result in attractive development for the City including vibrant commercial uses; pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods that are safe, desirable, and at sufficient densities to support public transportation; and a built form that will encourage such uses. Other goals include revitalization of the corridor; addressing the deterioration of the existing uses, including distressed auto-related uses, and establishing a vision for transit-oriented development that incorporates economic and environmental sustainability. A program-level Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will be prepared for the project. The project is expected to be completed no later than late Summer of 2013.

Current Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan Documents, April 2013

Chapter 1 – Introduction
Chapter 2 – Vision and Goals
Chapter 3 – Regulating Plan
Chapter 4 – Form-Based Code
Chapter 5 – Infrastructure Plan
Chapter 6 – Implementation Plan
Appendix A – Synoptic Survey, presented at the Charrette in April, 2010
Appendix B – Economic Strategy, presented at City Council work session on June 22, 2010
Appendix C – Fiscal Impact Analysis
Appendix D – Parking & Transportation Demand Management Strategy, Final Report
Alternative Regulating Plans, studied in the EIR

Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan, April 2013, full document comprised of Chapters 1-6 above
Map of Project Area

Draft Environmental Impact Report, April, 2013

As required by the California Environmental Quality Act, the potential environmental impacts associated with the Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan have been evaluated and documented in a draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR). Comments on the DEIR may be submitted to David Rizk at David.Rizk@hayward-ca.gov through May 31, 2013.

Chapters 1 to 3: Introduction, Executive Summary and Impact Overview, and Project Description from the full DEIR below.
Full Draft Environmental Impact Report, April, 2013

Previous Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan Documents, January, 2011

Chapter 1 – Introduction
Chapter 2 – Vision and Goals
Chapter 3 – Regulating Plan
Chapter 4 – Form-Based Code
Chapter 5 – Infrastructure Plan
Chapter 6 – Implementation Plan
Appendix A – Synoptic Survey (presented at the Charrette in April, 2010)
Appendix B – Economic Strategy (presented at Council Work Session on June 22, 2010)
Appendix C – Fiscal Impact Analysis
Alternative Regulating Plans (these two Alternative Regulating Plans will be studied in the EIR)

Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan – Plan Only (7MB)
Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan – Appendices Only (16MB)
Draft Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan – Full Document with Appendices (24MB)

Project Schedule

April 16
Release Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR), Begin 45-day Public Review period

May 7
City Council Work Session – Review DEIR & Revised Draft Specific Plan

May 9
Planning Commission Hearing - DEIR & Revised Draft Specific Plan

May 31
End 45-day Public Review for DEIR

June 27
Planning Commission Hearing for Final EIR and Specific Plan

July 9
City Council Hearing – Introduce Ordinance

July 23
City Council Hearing – Final Adoption


San Francisco Field Trip

On October 2, 2010, members of the Hayward City Council and Planning Commission toured several San Francisco neighborhoods to experience first-hand various street designs that may be used during the planning effort underway for the Mission Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan area. Field Trip Summary.

Reports for City Council, Planning Commission, and Other Meetings

03-23-2011 Prospect Hill Neighborhood Meeting – Agenda and Presentations

02-15-2011 City Council Report and Related Files

02-10-2011 Planning Commission Report

06-24-2010 Planning Commission Report Only

06-24-2010 Planning Commission Report with Attachments


06-24-2010 Planning Commission Work Session Presentation

06-22-2010 City Council Work Session Report
  • Attachment 1
  • Attachment 2
  • Attachment 3
  • Presentation

  • 03-25-2010 Planning Commission Report
  • Attachment 1
  • Attachment 2
  • Presentation

  • 03-23-2010 City Council Work Session Report
  • Attachment 1
  • Attachment 2
  • Presentation

  • 11-17-2009 City Council Report
  • Attachment 2
  • Attachment 3
  • Attachment 4

  • Kick-Off Meeting (April 8) & Charrette (April 12 – 16) 2010

    Kick-Off Meeting and Charrette Announcement
    Charrette Schedule
    Charrette Kick-off Presentation
    Charrette Kick-Off Video
    Parking Strategies Presentation
    Economic Strategy Presentation
    Visual Preference Survey Results
    Charrette Closing Presentation
    Charrette Closing Video

    Documents and Studies

    Geotechnical and Geologic Constraints Analysis – June 2012
    Biological Resources Report – June 2011
    Infrastructure Report – May 2010
    Mission Boulevard Market Analysis and Economic Development Strategy
    Synoptic Survey

    Related Links of Interest

    Video with Ellen Dunham-Jones on Retrofitting Suburbia
    Glossary of Terms

    For more information, please contact:
    David Rizk, Development Services Director at 510-583-4004 or David.Rizk@hayward-ca.gov
    
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