Historic Preservation Resource Center. The City shall prepare and maintain a web-based resource center to promote Hayward’s local historic resources and to provide resources and incentives to encourage historic preservation. , [Source: New Program; City Staff] (CSO/PI), Goals Implemented:, LU-8.2, LU-8.7, LU-8.8, LU-8.10, LU-8.11, LU-8.12 , Responsible Department:, Development Services , Information Technology , Library, Supporting Department(s):, City Manager, Funding Source:, General Fund , Grants, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Land Use & Community Character Element Implementation Programs
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Alameda County Government Center Area Plan Feasibility Report. The City shall coordinate with Alameda County to explore the feasibility of forming a partnership to fund and prepare a master plan or specific plan for the Alameda County Government Center area. The City shall submit a feasibility report to the City Council, and additional actions shall be determined based on Council direction., [Source: New Program; City Staff] (IGC/PSR), , , Goals Implemented:, LU-9.4 , Responsible Department:, City Manager, Supporting Department(s):, Development Services , Alameda County, Funding Source:, General Fund , Grants, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Land Use & Community Character Element Implementation Programs
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Regional Connection Improvements. The City shall work with the Alameda County Transportation Commission, AC Transit, and adjacent communities to identify better connections between city roadways, pedestrian ways, bicycle facilities, and transit corridors and neighboring and regional transportation networks. Based on findings from the study, the City shall prepare and submit recommendations to…, [Source: New Program, City Staff] (PSR/IGC), Goals Implemented:, M-2.1, M-2.3 , Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, City Manager , MTC , AC Transit , City of Fremont , City of Union City , City of San Leandro , Alameda County Transportation Commission , Caltrans , Alameda County, Funding Source:, General Fund, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Mobility Element Implementation Programs
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Improved Traffic Flow Program. The City shall work with Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Alameda County Transportation Commission to plan and obtain funding for projects that improve traffic flow on arterials and reduce vehicle idling, [Source: New Program, Climate Action Plan] (MPSP/IGC), Goals Implemented:, M-4.1, M-4.4 , Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s): , MTC , Alameda County Transportation Commission, Funding Source:, General Fund, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Mobility Element Implementation Programs
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Pedestrian Design Standard for Transit Stop. The City shall work with AC Transit to coordinate transit stop design standards for lighting, walkways, streetscape furniture, and landscaping to promote a feeling of safety at transit stops., [Source: New Program, City Staff] (RDR), Goals Implemented:, M-7.6, M-5.3 , Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, AC Transit , Development Services, Funding Source:, General Fund, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Mobility Element Implementation Programs
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City Commuter Benefits. The City shall continue to offer commuter benefits, such as Tran Ben or Commuter Checks to City employees, and when possible, expand or develop other commuter benefits programs, such as parking cash-out or parking pricing programs, or taking advantage of the new tax credit for biking to work., [Source: New Program, Climate Action Plan] (CSO), Goals Implemented:, M-8.5, Responsible Department:, Human Resources, Supporting Department(s):, City Manager , Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Funding Source:, General Fund, Start Date:, 7/01/2014, End Date:, 12/31/2040 Mobility Element Implementation Programs
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Amend the Off-Street Parking Regulation of Municipal Code to incorporate smart growth principles and to incentivize walking, biking, and public transit. Create a single “blended” parking requirement for commercial uses to facilitate future changes of use (i.e., changing a retail store to a restaurant). Provide requirements or incentives for bicycle parking. Allow on-street parking along the…, [Source: 2024 Climate Action Plan], Goals Implemented:, NR-2 , Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, Development Services, Funding Source:, Unknown, Start Date:, 1/01/2026, End Date:, 12/31/2026 Mobility Element Environmental Justice/Climate Action Plan Implementation Programs
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In support of the General Plan and City land-use policies, maximize infill development, increase land-use and transit efficiencies to support the regional Sustainable Communities Strategy and promote a jobs housing match. In addition, work with developers to prioritize infill development projects and transit-oriented development zones. , Goals Implemented:, NR-2, Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, City Manager's Office - Economic Development, Funding Source:, Unknown, Start Date:, 01/01/2026, End Date:, 12/31/2026 Mobility Element Environmental Justice/Climate Action Plan Implementation Programs
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Adopt and implement a micro-mobility policy that promotes ownership of micro-mobility devices, especially among lower income community members. Promote equitable access to charging facilities for electric micro-mobility devices., Goals Implemented:, NR-2, Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, Funding Source:, Unknown, Start Date:, 01/01/2023, End Date:, 12/31/2030 Mobility Element Environmental Justice/Climate Action Plan Implementation Programs
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Continue to implement 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan goals of developing 153 new bicycle facilities and 32 miles of multi-use paths for pedestrians and cyclists. , Goals Implemented:, NR-2, Responsible Department:, Public Works & Utilities - Transportation, Supporting Department(s):, Funding Source:, Unknown, Start Date:, 01/01/2023, End Date:, 12/31/2030 Mobility Element Environmental Justice/Climate Action Plan Implementation Programs
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