Voter approved Measure B, Measure BB ½ cent sales tax, and the $10 Vehicle Registration Fees for vehicles registered in Alameda County fund improvements to Hayward roadways and bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and are administered by the Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC)., Roadway Improvement Projects, 2016 – 2017 - $5.1 million in Measures B, BB and VRF funding, as well as additional Gas Tax and one-time funding from local tax Measure C, was utilitzed to complete the largest street pavement improvement program in Hayward history. Approximately 69 miles of City streets were slurry sealed and an additional 37 lane miles were rehabilitated or reconstructed. 2017-2018 - $10.2 million in Measure…, [Project website coming soon!], Sidewalks and Pedestrian Improvement Projects, 2016 - $1.2 million in Measure B/BB bicycle and pedestrian funding was utilized to construct new sidewalk along portions of Hayward Boulevard and Donald Avenue. 2018 - $795,000 in Measure B/BB bicycle and pedestrian funding was utilized for various new sidewalks, as well as to maintain and upgrade the City’s network of pedestrian traffic signals and update the City's Bicycle and Pedestrian…, [Project website coming soon!], Paratransit Projects, 2020-2021 - $2,700,000 in Measure BB funding will be used to implement Safe Routes for Seniors improvements in Downtown Hayward. For more information, contact the Public Works & Utiltiies Department at (510) 583-4730.
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Rocketship and an astronaut near the text "We've Launched Something BIG", Hayward e-Permits are here! , Hayward's new online permitting system offers an easy, convenient way to submit permit applications for development projects, add contractors to your project, pay fees, download permits, schedule inspections, check your inspector's estimated time of arrival (ETA), see inspection results, and so much more without ever leaving your home or office. Learn more about our new system below., E-Permits Portal, E-Permits Help Center, The Engineering Division consists of Design Engineering, Construction Services, Development Engineering, Survey and Real Property sections., We are responsible for:, Design and construction of city streets, parks and public buildings Reviewing proposed land development projects Bicycle and Pedestrian program services Maintenance of the city's traffic signals and street lights Coordinating Engineering Design aspects of regional projects that affect Hayward Street Paving and Pavement Management, Important Documents:, Hayward Standard Details, CalTrans 2010 Standard Specifications, CalTrans Standard Plans, Special Provisions:, Standard Specifications for Construction of Water Mains (Potable), Standard Specifications for Construction of Sanitary Sewer Mains
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The project involves improving the access to and from Route 92 in the area of the existing Route 92/Clawiter Road Interchange. The improvements being considered include a reconfigured Route 92/Clawiter RoadWhitesell Street Interchange, West A Street extension from Hesperian Boulevard to Corsair Boulevard and Whitesell Street extension from Depot Road to Breakwater Avenue.
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The Hayward Executive Airport meets the travel needs of local private pilots and their passengers, and we welcome visitors from around the country. This vibrant general aviation airport is home to over 400 aircraft including business jets, and it provides over 300 jobs and $300 million in annual economic benefits to the community. Our Mission Maintain the highest level of safety for the…
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This document is intended to serve as a general guide to aid in the preparation of traffic studies for projects located in the City of Hayward. The information contained in this document provides an overview of what is generally required by the City of Hayward for traffic studies. City staff may revise, modify or add requirements depending on the project, its location, or other factors.
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See the Climate Action Plan Policies and Implementation Programs City Council adopted Hayward's Climate Action Plan (CAP) on July 28, 2009. In 2014, the CAP was incorporated into the Hayward General Plan . The purpose of the plan is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, decrease the community's dependence on non-renewable resources, increase potential for green economic development, and enhance the…, See the service page , for more information about Hayward's Climate Action Plan implementation. Hayward Shoreline
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Each year, the City of Hayward and the SFPUC report the results of water quality monitoring to confirm that the quality of water delivered to Hayward customers met all state and federal guidelines.
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Lost Animals If you have lost an animal in or around Hayward, it is important to start looking as soon as possible. Come to the Hayward Animal Shelter to file a lost animal report. We recommend that you bring a photo of the animal to include in the report to make it easier to identify your pet. Even after filling out a lost animal report it is beneficial to come and look through the shelter in…, For more information, please call, Hayward Animal Services Bureau at (510) 293-7200, Additional Shelters, San Leandro Animal Control Program - (510) 577-3206 Alameda Animal Shelter - (510) 337-8565 Oakland Animal Shelter - (510) 535-5602 Peninsula Humane Society - (650) 340-8200 Ext. 339 San Francisco Animal Care and Control - (415) 554-9408 Marin Humane Society - (415) 883-4621 Palo Alto Animal Services - (650) 496-5971 Santa Clara Humane Society - (408) 262-2133 Contra Costa Animal Control - (925)…, Found Animals, If you find a stray cat or dog in Hayward, the law requires that you report the animal to the Animal Services Bureau within eight (8) hours. Remember -- you may have have found someone's lost pet! You will need to provide the following information: A description of the animal along with any identification tag it is wearing The location where the animal was found Your name, address and phone…
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The Hayward Animal Shelter issues licenses for dogs living at City of Hayward addresses only. For addresses in unincorporated parts of Hayward, contact the Santa Rita Animal Shelter at 925.803.7040. There are proven advantages in licensing your dog. Licensed dogs are often returned to their owners more quickly, saving owners the cost of impounding and boarding fees. Microchipping is an added…, Cats are not required to be licensed., As a result, fewer than 1% of the cats rescued each year are returned to their owners. For this reason, a cat should wear a collar and ID tag with its owner's information., Dog License Requirements -, In order to acquire a dog license, owners must provide the following: A valid Rabies vaccination certificate for the dog from a licensed veterinarian A certificate from your veterinarian stating that your dog has been spayed or neutered (required to qualify for the reduced licensing rate only) Payment of the $52 fee for unaltered animals and $17 fee for altered animals, Obtaining a Dog License -, Dog licenses are issued for the valid vaccination period only (one to three years). You may apply either by mail or in person., By Mail -, Mail a copy of the current rabies certificate, spay/neuter certificate, and correct fees to: Hayward Animal Services Bureau License Division 16 Barnes Court Hayward, CA 94544, In Person -, Bring the required certificates and fee to the Animal Shelter during these hours:, (Temporary change in hours due to staffing shortages.), Tuesday-Saturday -, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Closed Sunday, Monday and Holidays, For more information, please call, Hayward Animal Services Bureau at 510.293.7200.
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The list of animal emergencies to which Animal Control Officers respond includes, Vicious animals and attacks Sick and injured animals Animals in severe distress Animal cruelty in progress Animals causing a severe traffic hazard To report an emergency, call the Animal Service Bureau at 510.293.7200 and follow the instructions. You will be connected with an emergency dispatcher who will determine the priority level of the call, advise you of options, and dispatch a field unit…, You will be asked to provide the following information, Exact location of the incident Circumstances of the incident Description of the animal Owner of the animal, if known Your name, address and phone number For more information, please call Hayward Animal Services Bureau at 510.293.7200. To report an animal running loose on the highway, call the California Highway Patrol: 707.551.4100.
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