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- Council Member Al Mendall , Hayward City Hall, 777 B St. Hayward, CA 94541-5007, Email:, Al.Mendall@hayward-ca.gov, Office:, (510) 583-4353 | , Fax:, (510) 583-3601 Education University of California Los Angeles – Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Engineering 1995 Occupation Software Solutions Architect - Intercontinental Exchange Elected Office Elected – Hayward City Council, 2012 Re-Elected - Hayward City Council, 2016 Community Service City of Hayward – Planning Commission: 2006 - 2012 City of Hayward – Citizens Advisory…Type: Basic page
- Explore: GIS Web Map Open Data Portal Historoscope Explore historical maps and aerial photos using a side-by-side comparison tool. Printable GIS Maps in PDF format Zoning map (5MB) Official zoning map for the City of Hayward. This map is updated as needed. For questions regarding the content of this map contact the Planning Division . General plan land use map (2MB) Official General Plan Land use…Type: Basic page
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- Hayward’s updated Climate Action Plan was adopted by the City Council on January 30, 2024, as an amendment to the City’s General Plan . The purpose of the Plan is to make Hayward a more environmentally and socially sustainable community by reducing greenhouse gas emissions — the primary contributor to climate change. Hayward’s original Climate Action Plan was adopted by the City Council on July…, Greenhouse Gas Inventory Reports, March 18, 2025 Report to Council Sustainability Committee , titled: 2023 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory March 11, 2024 Report to Council Sustainability Committee , titled: 2022 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory September 2023 Report to Council Sustainability Committee , titled: 2021 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory October 2022 Report to Council Sustainability Committee , titled: 2020…Type: Service
- NOTICE OF PROPOSED TRASH ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM:, On, April 18, 2023, the Hayward City Council established a new trash enforcement program and adopted changes to the City’s stormwater ordinance to prevent trash from polluting local waterways in compliance with new , San Francisco Regional Water Quality Board , mandates, . The new inspection and enforcement program will require all property owners to increase efforts to address trash on their properties starting in 2023. The proposed program, effective 30 days after Council approval, will include inspections of properties that have significant trash accumulation. If trash issues persist after the initial inspection, a property owner may receive further…, wpsc.staff@hayward-ca.gov, . The program and ordinance amendments are available , here, ., Anything other than rainwater is prohibited from entering the City’s storm drain system. Hayward's Stormwater Program prevents trash and pollutants from entering our waterways and our bay. Clean Water Program Employees from the City's Clean Water Program routinely inspect businesses and industries in Hayward to correct improper practices that may pollute stormwater. Inspections include…, Green Infrastructure Plan, In addition, employees from the Maintenance Services Department sweep the streets to remove trash, clean Hayward's 3,000 storm drains, and maintain trash capture devises. Learn more about their efforts in this video:, If you see an illegal discharge to the City’s storm drain system, , please report the incident through Access Hayward. Access Hayward If you have questions about the City’s stormwater services, please call 510.881.7900.Type: Service
- What does it mean to have Wastewater Discharge Permit? City staff will inspect businesses with a wastewater discharge permit at least once a year and will take a minimum of two samples each year. The following fees are associated with permitting and wastewater discharge. wastewater discharge permit fees sewer system connection fees sewer service charges Who is required to have a permit? You may…, For additional information please visit:, EPA National Pretreatment ProgramType: Service
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