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  • HAWK: high-intensity, activated cross walk

    Proper HAWK Usage To the pedestrian, the HAWK signal is very much like a standard signalized crosswalk. The pedestrian activates the HAWK by pushing the button on the pole and waits for the walk signal to appear before crossing. Pedestrians should look to ensure all traffic has stopped. During the countdown sequence, the HAWK will begin flashing red; motorists must stop at the stop bar, then may…, “HAWK” stands for High-Intensity Activated Cross Walk, a new pedestrian crossing signal proven to increase safety for pedestrians. , SEE THIS..., DO THIS..., SEE THIS..., DO THIS..., When not in use, the traffic signal is dark, and a solid raised hand indicates DON’T WALK (raised hand).  Proceed with caution. Push the button to cross When a pedestrian pushes the button, the traffic signal flashes yellow for several seconds.  Slow down, prepare to stop. Pedestrian has activated the push button. Wait. After the flashing yellow interval, the traffic signal displays a solid…, How it works: , Download Brochure
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  • Downtown Specific Plan Long-Term Vision

    The Long term Vision for the Downtown Specific Plan is now available for public review. The Long Term Vision is based on community input received over 7 months (September 2016 - March 2017).
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  • Downtown Hayward Project Area Map

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  • Downtown Specific Plan Area Map

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  • Downtown Specific Plan Land Use Map

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  • Downtown Specific Plan Existing Zoning Map

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  • December 12, 2016 Meeting Presentation

    Purpose of the Meeting:  Introduce individual team members, describe roles and responsibilities, provide an overview of the Scope of Work focusing on opportunities for public participation, and discuss the goals and expectations of the Task Force on behalf of their constituents. 
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  • January 23, 2017 Meeting Presentation

    Pupose: Introduce principals of placemaking Present analysis of existing physical form of Downtown Hayward Discuss objectives and priorities for the Specific Plan  
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  • January 25, 2017 Meeting Presentation

    Purpose: Introductions and Welcome Project Overview Outreach Overview & Summary To-Date Characteristics of Great Places Group Visioning Schedule & Next Steps  
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  • February 16, 2017 Meeting Presentation

    Purpose: Project Context Background Findings Strategies to Consider Discussion Summary of Workshop #1 Findings
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