This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.The Corporation Yard is home for hundreds of employees that help provide services that help make the City a better and safer place for those who live, visit, or commute…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project. The Solar Battery project consists of installing a battery to store the electric energy produced by the solar panels. The North Berkeley Senior Center will be the first facility to host such a…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.On February 11, 2025, the City opened the first of three public restrooms at the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Channing Way. This is the first public restroom on City…

The Adeline at Ashby BART project presents an opportunity to transform a street that is currently challenging for pedestrians and people riding bikes, and lacking in usable public space, into a safe and welcoming street.   The project builds on the Adeline Corridor Specific Plan …

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.Construction was completed at the end of November 2023. A total of 66 timber piles were…

A rain garden in Presentation Park collects, cleans and infiltrates storm water runoff from Allston Way before it enters Strawberry Creek. This project was funded by …

The scope also includes drainage, sidewalk, curb and gutter, driveways, curb ramps, retaining walls, signing, and striping. This project was funded by Measure M.

This project combined permeable pavers and a cistern to filter and store storm water from approximately 9 acres. The installation of permeable pavement and infiltration planter wells remove litter and sediment at the intersection of Hopkins Street and Milvia Street. The soil and plants provide bio-remediation of storm water before runoff enters Codornices Creek. This project was funded by…

This project includes a 90,000 gallon cistern and a 140 feet long bio-swale that will improve storm water quality and reduce peak storm water run-off flow.  This project was funded by Measure M.

Storm water runoff from Vine Street is captured in an inlet and routed into a planted bio retention area (rain garden) inside the traffic circle. This area reduces water volume on the street by holding the water temporarily, allowing it to infiltrate slowly through the vegetation and porous soil and recharge groundwater.  This project was funded by…