Situated in a residential area and close to multiple neighborhood schools, Strawberry Creek Park is heavily frequented by users of all ages and contains basketball, soccer, tennis and volley ball courts, a school-aged play area, a picnic area with BBQ, a restroom, an open lawn, and a natural creek.This project is considered Phase 2 of renovations, which included replacement of the restroom,…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 1 project. The artificial turf fields at the Tom Bates Regional Sports Complex are considered to be the most highly used fields in Northern California serving approximately 19,000 youth and adults who use…

This project rehabilitated a 30-inch diameter culvert conveying Blackberry Creek flows beneath John Hinkel Park. The culvert collects water from the open creek at the north edge of the amphitheater, runs beneath the amphitheater stage and play area, and discharges to the creek south of Somerset Place.Rehabilitation was completed by slip-lining the existing corrugated metal pipe with a 24-inch…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.The Tom Bates Regional Sports Complex is considered to be the most highly used fields in the region. The recently replaced artificial fields provide up to 300,000…

This project will remove existing overhead utility infrastructure, such as utility poles and power lines, and place them underground. It will take place across 178 residential parcels in the area of Grizzly Peak Boulevard, Senior Avenue, Summit Road, and Avenida Drive. Learn more about the guidelines, benefits, and programs available for …

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 Project.The City shares the cost of sidewalk repair with property owners through the…

Monterey Avenue, from Hopkins Street to The Alameda, spans approximately 3,000 linear feet. This project includes improvements to pavement condition, bicycle lanes, curb ramps and sidewalks. The project also includes improvements to two bus stop locations, high visibility crosswalks, ADA-accessibility upgrades and installation of porous pavers along the gutters on Ward Street to support green…

The Strawberry Creek Culvert allows the creek's water to pass underground, helping prevent flooding, erosion, and structural damage by channeling water safely and efficiently. The City maintains sections of the culvert that pass under the public right-of-way.Culvert assessmentBeginning in September 2022, the City of Berkeley began efforts to perform detailed mapping and structural assessment of…

This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.This project will replace existing traffic barriers, known as bollards, with landscaped planter boxes at locations throughout the City. Three sites have been…

The South Berkeley Bikeway and Bus Stop Improvements Project, which is comprised of the Shattuck-MLK Bus Stops (SMBS) Project and the Woolsey-Fulton Bicycle…