The Woolsey-Fulton Bike Boulevard Project and Shattuck-MLK Bus Stops Project are being constructed together as the South Berkeley Bikeway and Bus Stop Improvements Project. Refer to the South Berkeley Bus Stop Improvements Project for updated construction information.Shattuck-MLK Bus Stops Project improvements include relocating bus stops to the far side of the…
The Woolsey-Fulton Bike Boulevard Project and Shattuck-MLK Bus Stops Project are being constructed together as the South Berkeley Bikeway and Bus Stop Improvements Project. Refer to the South Berkeley Bus Stop Improvements Project for updated construction…
The City of Berkeley plans to develop the former Santa Fe Right-of-Way parcels from Blake Street to Ward Street into new parkland. The City will perform required soil remediation and then construct:
- A new community garden
- An outdoor classroom, teaching garden and orchard
- A playground with a tot cycle track
- Dog park
- Outdoor exercise stations
Planning is underway to re-imagine the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations as vibrant places that include housing, open space and community amenities. Both sites are owned by the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART). In June 2025, BART selected the Adeline Alliance Partners to reimagine the Ashby West Lot. The project team is working to design and develop 3 affordable housing…
This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.This project will improve the citywide network of pedestrian paths. Construction is 85% complete. Path improvements have been completed at: Florida Walk, Fountain Walk,…
This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.The African American Holistic Resource Center (AAHRC) will be a facility to house culturally relevant services to help eliminate inequities within Berkeley's African American Community. The vision for the African American Holistic Resource Center is to host services to benefit the community with education, employment, health,…
The ADA gangway float showed signs of deterioration in early 2024, and on-site repairs were made in March 2024 to add welds and additional framing. Despite those repair efforts, the gangway and float sustained irreparable damage during storm events, and the gangway was closed in late 2024.In June, 2025, the 80’ long gangway structure along with the damaged float was removed entirely to prevent…
This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.Proposed improvements include lighting improvements, installation of a permanent pre-fab restroom, and various site related improvements.The new permanent restroom…
The project design is completed and was scheduled to begin construction However, in 2025, the Regional Water Quality Control Board (“Water Board”) issued a regulatory compliance letter to the City of Berkeley indicating that industrial waste materials containing certain radionuclides may have been disposed at the landfill in the 1980s underneath what became Cesar Chavez Park. The letter…
This is a Measure T1 Phase 2 project.In 2025, the Regional Water Quality Control Board (“Water Board”) issued a regulatory compliance letter to the City of Berkeley indicating that industrial waste materials containing certain radionuclides may have been disposed at the landfill in the 1980s underneath what became Cesar Chavez Park. The letter required the City to initiate…