Facility Type | Community Center |
Location | Ashland |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $5,000,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
16060 E14th St_HARD-Community Ctr_Madrone Terrace
Staff Report_CIP creation_10-7-19
In 2019, HARD agreed to collaborate with RCD Housing, Berkeley, CA, in the development of a new 7-story affordable housing facility, at East 14th Street and 162th Ave., with creation of a new community center.
Providing an amenity for the entire Ashland area, RCD will build a new 12,300 square foot community center, on the first two floors immediately fronting onto East 14th Street. The initial concept plan for the community center has the following spaces: 4-5 multi-purpose rooms, a fitness/exercise/dance studio, a Pre-K Classroom for up to 24 students with attached outdoor play area, administrative offices, and a reception area with two-story lobby space facing onto East 14th Street. The plans will be confirmed in Spring-Summer 2020
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | District-Wide |
Estimated Start Date | Winter 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $540,000 (for Phase 1) |
Project Manager | Darcie DeLashmutt (510) 750-4723 deld@haywardrec.org |
Tennis Court Renovation Staff Report_12.16.19
This project provides for the renovation of existing tennis courts in five locations throughout the District.
A small number of courts will be converted to Pickleball, which is a fun and rapidly growing sport played on a smaller court with a lower net, paddles and a lightweight ball.
Tennis Court Renovation sites:
Facility Type | Trails, Linear Parks, & Greenways |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | Winter 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $200,000 |
Project Manager | Michael C. Williams (510) 881-0119 wmsm@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the development of the Foothill Trail Master Plan. The proposed Foothill Trail will run in a generally north-south direction on the east side of Mission Boulevard from Industrial Parkway to Grove Way. The master plan will identify the overall conceptual trail alignment and trail standards, partnership opportunities, and funding strategies for development.
Facility Type | Acquisition |
Location | Ashland |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2019 |
Total Project Budget | $4,640,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the acquisition of the vacated Coca Cola Bottling facility, and its 2.6-acres of land at the northeast corner of Mission Boulevard and Mattox Road in Ashland for future park and recreational facilities.
Facility Type | Trails, Linear Parks, & Greenways |
Location | District-Wide |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $3,250,000 |
Project Manager | Michael C. Williams (510) 881-0119 wmsm@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the development of plans for the San Lorenzo Creek Trail.
The District is currently working with Alameda County Public Works to secure funding for a multi-use trail along San Lorenzo Creek that will connect the Bay Trail in the west to Don Castro Park in the east. The trail will connect residents to nature and to other amenities (jobs, schools, transit, health, parks and recreation opportunities, other/future bike paths and trails).
See our Community Outreach page click here below:
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | District-Wide |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $1,700,000 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
Irrigation Controller Staff Report_4.6.20
Irrigation Controller Staff Report_6.1.20
Irrigation Central Control Staff Report_9.9.20
This project will provide for the installation of new centrally controlled irrigation controllers, master valves and water flow sensors at approximately 80 park sites. A District-wide central irrigation control system will help to efficiently monitor and manage irrigation water use, increase water conservation, and save the District money by lowering the cost of irrigation water bills.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Castro Valley |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $850,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
Greenridge Park Renovation New Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project Staff Report_5_6_19
This project provides for the development of a renovation master plan for the exiting 43-acre Greenridge Park in Castro Valley
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Ashland |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $7,660,000 (Acquisition & Development) |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
HARD is partnering with The Trust for Public Land (TPL) to design the new 1.43-acre neighborhood park in Ashland with community input, and to apply to the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Grant Program in March 2021 for funds to construct the park.
The park planning and community outreach process kicked off in fall 2020. It included the following efforts:
(1) The distribution of more than 500 flyers and 3,000 mailers;
(2) Extensive outreach through the District’s website, social media, and postings on streets surrounding the project site;
(3) A community survey generating over 90 responses; and a youth survey resulting in over 540 responses;
(4) 12 stakeholder meetings to gather community input; and
(5) Three virtual, public events to solicit community input on three design options.
Through the process, the community expressed their vision for the park to attract a multi-generation of users. Community’s preferences include trees and green space, terrace seating, gathering area for a variety of group sizes, quiet space for outdoor study, circular pathway, play areas for young children, places for teens, a multipurpose court, workout stations, and lighting for safety and security.
The preferred concept plan was developed based on the community input and presented to the board and the community on January 19, 2021.
See our Community Outreach page click link below for more information and past presentations.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Ashland |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Winter 2022 |
Total Project Budget | $7,300,000 (grant funded) |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 881-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
Ashland Common New Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project Staff Report_4_15_19
Ashland Common Staff Report_5.6.19
Ashland Common Master Plan Staff Report_7.1.19
Ashland Common Staff Report_8.19.19
The District has partnered with Alameda County and the Trust for Public Land to plan and develop a community park/plaza to accommodate the needs of the Ashland community.
Ashland Common has been awarded $7.3 million grant from the Statewide Parks Program – Round 3 (Proposition 68 – State of California Parks & Water Bond 2018). The SPP grant is intended to create new parks and recreational opportunities in underserved areas.
The project will include the design and construction of recreational facilities at the 1-acre site at the corner of 166th Avenue and E 14th Street in San Leandro. A series of community meetings was held in the spring of 2019 to develop a community driven design concept for the new park.
The final master plan includes a community space to accommodate recreational uses such as a multi-purpose lawn, play areas, fitness court, interactive fountain, shade trees and seating, picnic areas, and restrooms. The site can also provide dedicated space for ACSO, will be further activated with attractive functions including an outdoor stage for live entertainment, commercial space through the use of open air market structure, flexible outdoor event space, pop-up markets, and space for food trucks and mobile services.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Winter 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $750,000 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for three new free-to-the public outdoor fitness courts to be located at:
The project is partially funded by a grant from the National Fitness Campaign as part of the 2019 Healthy Cities Campaign. Each Fitness Court is a comprehensive circuit training system that supports 28 simultaneous users on 30 separate pieces of equipment. The Fitness Court provides 7-minute modules for adults of every age and fitness level.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $1,330,000 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
Edendale Park Renovation Staff Report_12.11.17
Edendale Park Renovation Staff Report_3.26.18
Edendale Park Renovation_5.14.18
Edendale Park Renovation_6.11.18
Edendale Park Renovation Staff Report_6.25.18
This project provides for the renovation of a 1-acre park in San Lorenzo. A community meeting was held at the park on Saturday, June 2, 2018. The preferred plan was developed with community input presented to the Board on June 25, 2018.
The park improvements include replacing the play equipment, new site furnishings, shade structure, drinking fountain, fencing, signage, paving upgrades, and planting and irrigation modifications. Funding is provided by a Housing-Related Parks Program grant and Community Development Block grant through Alameda County and Measure F1 Bond funds.
Construction of the park improvements was completed in early 2020.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $3,000,000 |
Project Manager | Marvin Yee (510) 881-6713 yeem@haywardrec.org |
Bidwell Park & El Rancho Verde Park Master Plan Staff Report_5_6_19
This project provides for the design and construction of park improvements at an existing park site. Improvements may include renovated sports fields and planting and irrigation upgrades.
The master plan process will begin in summer 2019. Master planning of El Rancho Verde Park will be done in conjunction with Bidwell Park.
Community Meeting #1 was held on Thursday, June 20, 2019 and an additional Community Meeting was held on Thursday, July 18, 2019.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $15,750,000 |
Project Manager | Marvin Yee (510) 881-6713 yeem@haywardrec.org |
Approval of Concept Plan_042020
Bidwell Park & El Rancho Verde Park Master Plan Staff Report_5_6_19
This project provides for the development of a renovation master plan for the existing park site at Bidwell Elementary School. Phase 1 incudes concept design and development of construction documents. Phase 2 includes construction to be completed with future Bond proceeds.
The Bidwell Park master plan process began in summer 2019 and was done in conjunction with the master plan for El Rancho Verde Park. Community workshops were held in the neighborhood in June, August and October 2019.
At the community meeting in October 2019, the community expressed support for the Bidwell Park master plan which incorporates park improvements they prefer in their neighborhood. The park is designed to be an attractive neighborhood amenity that welcomes users of all ages. The Bidwell Park master plan depicts two re-purposed school buildings along Fairway Street, an expanded children’s play area, walking paths, multi-use sport court area, bocce ball, group fitness court, event plaza and gazebo, small- and large-dog park areas, picnic tables, trees, edible gardens, and an expansive multi-use lawn area. Diagonal parking is proposed along Fairway and Rousseau streets.
In November 2020, the environmental review per the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) was completed, and the Board of Directors approved of the master plan for Bidwell Park. Construction documents are anticipated to begin in 2021.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $2,042,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the design and development of construction documents for improvements to the 16.6-acre Weekes Community Park. The park master plan has been completed and includes open lawn areas, restrooms, concession building, playground, half-court basketball, bocce courts, fitness plaza, central plaza, group picnic areas, pavilion, shade structure, bandstand, promenade and walking loop. Phase 1 includes development of construction documents. Phase 2 includes construction to be completed with future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Center |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $500,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 10,092 S.F. community center in Hayward. The project includes a facilities condition assessment, and development of renovation plans and construction.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $2,992,000 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 881-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
Via Toledo Staff Report_11.13.17
Via Toledo Park Staff Report_6.17.19
Via Toledo Park & East Ave Park_Staff Report_7.15.19
Via Toledo Park Staff Report_9.16.19
Click the link below to see a live video of the park:
This project provides for the design and construction of a new 2-acre park. Proposed improvements include a multipurpose lawn, half-court basketball, play area, fitness, picnic, plaza and shade structure, pathways and seating.
The project is currently under construction is anticipated to be complete in spring 2021.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $2,960,000 |
Project Manager | Marvin Yee (510) 881-6713 yeem@haywardrec.org |
Tennyson Park Master Plan Staff Report_5.20.19
Tennyson Park Master Plan Staff Report_7.15.19
Tennyson Park Renovation Staff Report_7.15.19
Tennyson Park Staff Report_9.16.19
Tennyson Park Staff Report_1.6.2020
This project provides for the design and construction of renovations to an existing 10-acre park. Construction of the Mia’s Dream Come True all abilities playground within Tennyson Park is currently under construction.
The Tennyson Park Renovation master plan was developed with input from the community in the spring of 2019 and was approved by the Board of Directors on July 15. The master plan includes renovations to the existing ballfield, installation of a new soccer field, basketball courts, walking paths, pump track, outdoor fitness court, picnic areas, community event plaza and parking.
The District will submit a grant application for the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program – Round 4 which is funded by Proposition 68 (State of California Parks & Water Bond 2018) and intended to create new recreational opportunities in under-served areas. The State will issue grant award notifications in late 2021. If successful, the project could receive as much a $8.5 million in grant funding to construction the park improvements illustrated in the Tennyson Park Renovation Master Plan.
Facility Type | School Recreation Site |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2022 |
Total Project Budget | $3,250,000 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
The District is partnering with Alameda County Deputy Sheriff’s Activities League (DSAL) and the Haywrad Unified School District (HUSD) to develop a new futsal court facility to meet the community’s need for more sport fields in the District. The project is located on an undeveloped, one-acre site owned by HUSD and adjacent to the Sunset Swim Center on Laurel Ave in Hayward, CA.
The project will provide four futsal courts for youth play (convertible to two futsal courts for adult play), perimeter netting/fencing, lighting, restroom, drinking fountain with bottle filler, covered entry and spectator viewing areas, utility connections, and accessible parking.
A virtual public meeting was hosted on June 24, 2020. Many attendees voiced their support for the new futsal court facility. The final concept plan was presented to the HARD Board of Directors on meeting on July 20, 2020. The construction documents are being prepared and the project is anticipated to be advertised for public bid in early 2021.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $722,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
Sulphur Creek Nature Center-OEEF Grant Application Staff Report_8.28.17
The Sulphur Creek Nature Center Master Plan will identify and prioritize much needed improvements from access to new recreation features. It will incorporate elements already committed in the Outdoor Environmental Education Facility (OEEF) grant application and set the stage for new fundraising efforts, including an application for Proposition 68 Regional Park Program Grant.
OEEF grant provides $500,000 fund for the following improvements: an outdoor classroom, Creekside animal program area, multi-lingual interpretive displays, amphitheater renovation , wayfinding and welcome entry kiosk.
A community engagement process will kick off in spring 2021 to solicit the community input. Please check our Community Outreach page https://www.haywardrec.org/1890/Community-Outreach for more information.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $17,000,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
San Lorenzo Park Staff Report_9.16.19
San Lorenzo Community Center & Park Staff Report_9.16.19
San Lorenzo Community Park-Phase 2 & Community Center Renovation Projects Staff Report_12.7.20
This project provides for the development of construction documents for the Phase 2 portion of the existing 31-acre community park. Phase 1 improvements were completed in 2017. Phase 2 improvements include a multi-purpose field, two soccer fields, a concessions building, a dog park, community green, a neighborhood play area, additional picnic facilities and exercise stations and parking. This phase of the project will include development of construction documents for Phase 2. Construction of Phase 2 will be funded with future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Center |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | Summer 2022 |
Total Project Budget | $11,970,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
San Lorenzo Community Center Renovation_Staff Repot_7.15.19
San Lorenzo Community Center & Park Staff Report_9.16.19
Public Presentation – Program Analysis
Staff report_2-3-20 Preferred Design_SLZ-CC Renovation 2.3.20
San Lorenzo Community Park-Phase 2 & Community Center Renovation Projects Staff Report_12.7.20
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 8,236 S.F. community center and its immediate surroundings. Initial efforts include a Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) and a renovation master plan. With establishment of a design direction in the master plan, construction documents will be developed and continue into the construction phase. The FCA is complete and the renovation master plan design process in ongoing.
Architects from Dahlin Group had two initial tasks: clarify the building program and develop three initial concept schemes. After considering the cost-benefit associated with the three options, a final design direction is was clarified by HARD Board at the Feb 3, 2020. This design approach will be the basis for creating a bidding package for the center’s renovation.
Bidding is projected for early 2021 with construction completing in middle 2022.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $510,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 10.75-acre park. The master plan is complete and includes a new amphitheater, basketball courts, bounce house pad, demonstration garden, dog park, plaza, outdoor classroom, fitness stations, picnic areas, play areas, trail, overlook and parking. Phase 1 provides for the development of construction documents. Phase 2 will include construction to be funded with future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Center |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $692,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 8,856 S.F. community center. Phase 1 includes a facilities condition assessment and development of the renovation plans and construction documents. Phase 2 will include construction to be funded by future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Castro Valley |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $165,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for renovations of existing structures at Rowell Ranch. Phase 1 will include a facilities condition assessment and development of a renovation master plans. Phase 2 will include construction to be funded by future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2019 |
Total Project Budget | $2,567,000.00 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
OSP & MHDR Light Conversion Staff Report_6.12.17
Oliver Sports Park Staff Report_10.23.17
OSP & MHDR-Staff-Report_3.12.18
This project provides for the replacement of the synthetic turf at two soccer fields at Oliver Sports Parks. The project also includes a new 20′ tall netting fence along the canal, adjacent picnic area upgrades and the conversion of the existing sports field, parking and pathway lights to energy-saving LED light fixtures through a PG&E program that provides rebates and an interest free loan repaid with energy cost savings.
Construction started in November 2018 and was completed in April 2019. A ribbon-cutting event was held at the site on April 27, 2019.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2019 |
Total Project Budget | $3,377,020 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
OSP & MHDR Light Conversion Staff Report_6.12.17
OSP & MHDR-Staff-Report_3.12.18
This project provides for the renovation of the Mission Hills Golf Course Driving Range including the replacement of the synthetic turf surfacing and vertical mesh netting, damaged paving repair and replacement of a maintenance access gate. The project also includes the conversion of the existing driving range, pro shop and bunker lights to energy-saving LED light fixtures through a PG&E program that provides rebates and an interest free loan repaid with energy cost savings.
Construction started in November 2018 was completed in June 2019.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $385,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
Memorial Park Restroom Staff Report_11.13.17
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 31-acre park and facilities. Phase 1 will include development of a renovation master plan. Phase 2 will include design and construction to be funded with future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2017 |
Total Project Budget | $325,500 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the demolition of an existing restroom and installation of a new public restroom building and ADA access improvements. The project was completed in Fall 2017.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Summer 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $1,000,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the renovation and expansion of the existing parking lot at the Meek Estate and Park. This project is in collaboration with the Cherryland Community Center project funded by Alameda County.
The Meek Park parking lot renovation and expansion project was a completed in July 2020.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $19,630,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for design and construction of of a new community park in Hayward. The project is being managed by he City of Hayward and at completion will be operated and maintained by HARD.
The concept plan was a approved by the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Board of Directors on April 9, 2018 and by the Hayward City Council on May 15, 2018. The proposed park improvements include nature play areas, basketball court, picnic areas, shade structures, multi-use lawn/event space that can also accommodate a soccer field, restroom, walking paths, exercise equipment, disc golf and off-leash dog area.
See the Documents section for a copy of the presentation.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Castro Valley |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $1,500,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for renovation of the existing Kenneth Aitken Senior Center. Phase 1 will include a facilities condition assessment and development of a renovation master plan. Phase 2 will provide for design and construction to be funded with future Bond proceeds.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $19,477,290 |
Project Manager | Marvin Yee (510) 881-6713 yeem@haywardrec.org |
Kennedy Park Staff Report_11.13.17
Kennedy-Park-Renovation-Staff-Report_12.11.17
Kennedy Park & Mia’s Dream Staff Report_7.23.18
Kennedy Park Staff Report_8.27.18
Kennedy Park Arborist Rpt_10.18
Kennedy Park Staff Report_12.17.18
Kennedy Park Renovation Staff Report_4.6.20
This project provides for the design and construction of improvements to Kennedy Park. The renovation master plan was approved by the Board in 2013 and updated in 2016. Park improvements will include renovated picnic areas, group picnic shelters, new central play areas, new teacup amusement ride, new concession building and public restrooms, improved pathways with seating, informal lawn areas, and overall 39 more trees than currently exists in Kennedy Park.
Construction began in early 2019. Although construction of Kennedy Park has been impacted due to COVID-related delays, Kennedy Park is expected to reopen in summer 2021.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Winter 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2021 |
Total Project Budget | $5,850,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
Hayward Area Senior Center Renovation Staff Report_12.10.18
Public Presentation of Conceptual Design for Renovations_3/27-4/2/19
Design Update Presentation 6.18.19
Hayward Area Senior Center Staff Report_8.21.19
Hayward Area Senior Center_Staff Report 9.16.19
Entry Study 10-21-19 and Staff report_10-21-19_Entry Studies HASC
This project provides for the renovation of the Hayward Area Senior Center. The project includes a facilities condition assessment, and design and construction of improvements to modernize the existing facility. Kava Massih Architects of Berkeley, CA were retained to develop and complete the renovation designs for the facility.
Two drop-in community meetings were held at the senior center on March 27 and 28, 2019 to gather information about user preferences for the renovation project. A Board of Directors study session was held on April 15, 2019 to discuss the results of the community input and design direction for the renovation project.
A community meeting was held on June 18, 2019 to review the preliminary design concepts. The community presentations are available under the Documents tab and images from the community meeting are provided below. On Oct 21, 2019, the Board reviewed options for the renovation of the Center’s Lobby and Entrance, giving direction on scheme 1.
The project has received building permit from City of Hayward, and construction contract awarded to JUV, Inc., of Oakland. Construction phase began on Oct. 14, 2020. The construction period is projected to be 12-months, with facility reopening in Fall 2021.
Facility Type | Special Use |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $714,000 |
Project Manager | Brian Laczko (510) 691-9098 lacb@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the evaluation of the Hayward Plunge aquatic center. Phase 1 will include a facilities condition assessment, structural review, geotechnical review, historic issues and environmental assessment.
Facility Type | Trails, Linear Parks, & Greenways |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2019 |
Total Project Budget | $1,208,390 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
Hayward Community Garden Staff Report_10.27.17
Hayward Community Garden Staff Report_11.27.17
Hayward Community Garden Phase 1_Staff Report_12.11.17
Hayward Community Garden Staff Report_12.17.18
CPRS 2020 Award of Excellence
The Hayward Community Garden Phase 1 Improvement project has been awarded a California Parks and Recreation Society (CPRS) 2020 Award of Excellence in Design – Park Planning.
Project Description
This project provides for the development of a master plan and construction of Phase 1 improvements for the community garden site located at Whitman Street and Berry Avenue.
Community Meeting
A community meeting was held at the site on Wednesday, September 28, 2017 to review the garden concept plan.
Phase 1 Improvements
The Phase 1 Improvements include 70 garden plots with irrigation, raised beds, a small orchard, shade structure to accommodate outdoor classes, produce counter, seed library, demonstration garden, storage shed, compost, small greenhouse, pathways, and fencing and gates. A zone for community socializing will feature a picnic area with barbeques, “kiwi tunnel”, and a natural play area with art and a mural. The Phase 1 Improvements were completed in fall 2019.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | District-Wide |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Summer 2022 |
Total Project Budget | $5,000,000 |
Project Manager | Darcie DeLashmutt (510) 750-4723 deld@haywardrec.org |
Fairmont Terrace Staff Report_9.10.18
Fairmont Terrace Staff Report_8.19.19
Fairmont Terrace Staff Report_6.15.20
This project provides for the design and construction of park improvements and expansion of an existing 1.67-acre park. Improvements will include on-site ADA parking, new restroom building, renovated playground and basketball courts, group picnic shelters, dog park, fences and gates, informal lawn area, pathways and benches, and hillside trail.
The park renovation will begin in the Spring of 2021 and will conclude in Summer of 2022.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2017 |
Total Project Budget | $300,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for the demolition of an existing restroom and installation of a new public restroom building and ADA access improvements. This project was completed Fall 2017.
Facility Type | Trails, Linear Parks, & Greenways |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | To Be Determined |
Estimated Completion Date | To Be Determined |
Total Project Budget | $572,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
This project provides for renovation of greenways to provide new recreational features, improve pathways, planting and irrigation, fencing and signage as needed.
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | Fairview |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | Spring 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $2,425,420 |
Project Manager | Hai-Ping Mo (510) 888-5747 moha@haywardrec.org |
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The project provides for the renovation of a 2-acre portion of the neighborhood park area closest to East Avenue including the replacement of the restroom building and renovations to the basketball court, play area, picnic facilities, parking lot, ADA walkways, and planting and irrigation upgrades for water conservation.
A community meeting was held in the park on Saturday, September 17, 2018 to gather feedback on the preferred improvements. The final concept plan incorporates the community’s preferences on the parking/drop-off area, restroom location and exterior finishes, basketball court configuration, playground equipment and site furnishings.
The project is currently under construction and is anticipated to be completed in spring 2020 prior to the summer camp season.
Facility Type | Local Park |
Location | Hayward |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | Summer 2020 |
Total Project Budget | $7,901,000 |
Project Manager | Marvin Yee (510) 881-6713 yeem@haywardrec.org |
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Mia’s Dream All-Access Playground is a 1-acre all access playground for inclusive play opportunities for child developmental needs. It replaces an existing playground in Tennyson Park in Hayward and serves the local community as well as the greater Alameda County area.
The new playground will provide a variety of play features and experiences for children of all abilities in a fun atmosphere. It includes five elements of inclusion play for cognitive, physical, social, sensory and communication. Among the features are a Music Therapy Zone, Kindness Arches, Fire Engine, Water Tower Look-out, swings and spinners, slides and rollers, fog sprays, and a space for animal and nature exhibits. The park also provides accessible pathways, picnic areas, seating, a quiet reading area, art sculptures, donor bookshelves, and a new restroom building.
Construction began in March 2019. Although the playground project is complete, it is not open at this time for pubic use due to COVID. Once Alameda County deems playgrounds to be safe for opening, and proper protocols are in place, Mia’s Dream Playground shall reopen for public enjoyment.
For more information about Mia, the project, and donor opportunities, please visit: Mia’s Dream Come True Playground
Facility Type | Community Park |
Location | San Lorenzo |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2012 |
Estimated Completion Date | Fall 2017 |
Total Project Budget | $12,000,000 |
Project Manager | Meghan Tiernan (510) 881-6712 tiem@haywardrec.org |
Park Re-Opened on November 14, 2017
Construction
On August 31, 2015, Phase 1 construction began which focused on the new pond area, active play zone and softball complex. The remainder of the park, including the community center, will remain open during construction which is anticipated to be complete Fall 2017.
Final Master Plan
At the request of a very active community, the hard Board of Directors began the process to update the San Lorenzo Community Park Master Plan. Subsequent meetings and discussion were held, with the goal of improving this wonderful community park that would meet the needs of the community, while staying in line with architectural feasibility, and on November 26, 2012, the Board of Directors adopted the final revised master plan for San Lorenzo Community Park.
Work Session
On September 10, 2012, a work session of the board was held, where the board received a report from the architect, RRM Design Group, about the master plan process that had occurred over the past four months. RRM Design Group also presented a power point presentation that summarized community input from previous meetings. Included in the presentation were the initial three preliminary concepts and two new preferred plans.
Community Meeting
On May 2, 2012, a community meeting and workshop was held where community input was received on the future design of the park.
The project will include the design and construction of a new 1-acre park at the corner of 166th Avenue and E 14th Street. AWARDED A $7.3M PROP 68 GRANT!!!
This project provides for the acquisition of 1.43-acres for development of a future neighborhood park in the Ashland area. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the development of a renovation master plan for the existing park site at Bidwell Elementary School through community workshops. IN PLANNING
New community center in Ashland area, in collaboration with RCD Housing. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the renovation of a 2-acre portion of East Avenue Park. COMPLETED
This project provides for renovation of greenways to improve pathways, planting and irrigation, and provide fencing and signage as needed.
This project provides for the renovation of a 1-acre park in San Lorenzo. COMPLETED
This project provides for the demolition of an existing restroom and installation of a new public restroom building and ADA access improvements. COMPLETED
This project provides for the design and construction of park improvements at an existing park site. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the design and construction of park improvements and expansion of an existing 1.67-acre park. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the development of the Foothill Trail Master Plan. PLANNING PHASE
This project provides for the development of a renovation master plan for Greenridge Park.
This project provides for the renovation of the Hayward Senior Center. UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This project provides for the development of a master plan and construciton of phase 1 improvements for the community garden site located at Whitman St and Berry Ave. COMPLETED - AWARD WINNER!!!
This project provides for the evaluation of the Hayward Plunge aquatic center.
This project will provide for the installation of new centrally controlled irrigation controllers, master valves and water flow sensors at 62 park sites. COMPLETED
This project provides for the design and construction of improvements to Kennedy Park. UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This project provides for renovation of the existing Kenneth Aitken Senior Center.
This project provides for design and construction of a new community park in Hayward. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the renovation and expansion of the parking lot at Meek Estate Park in associated with the Cherryland Community Center project funded by Alameda County. COMPLETED
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 31-acre park and facilities.
This project provides for the demolition of an existing restroom and installation of a new public restroom building and ADA access improvements. COMPLETED
Mia’s Dream All-Access Playground is a 1-acre all access playground for inclusive play opportunities for child developmental needs. UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This project provides for the acquisition of 2.6-acres of land at the northeast corner of Mission Boulevard and Mattox Road in Ashland for future recreational facilities. COMPLETED
This project provides for the renovation of the Mission Hills Golf Course Driving Range including the replacement of the synthetic turf surfacing and vertical mesh netting. COMPLETED
This project provides for the replacement of the synthetic turf at two soccer fields at Oliver Sports Parks. COMPLETED
This project provides for three new free-to-the public outdoor fitness courts to be located at Eden Greenway / Southgate Community Center, Tennyson Park & Oliver Sports Park. COMPLETED
This project provides for renovations of existing structures at Rowell Ranch.
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 8,856 S.F. community center.
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 10.75-acre park.
This project provides for the renovation of an existing community center. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the development of construction documents for the Phase 2 portion (~14-acres) of the existing 31-acre community park. IN DESIGN
On August 31, 2015, Phase 1 construction began which focused on the new pond area, active play zone and softball complex. COMPLETED
This project provides for the development of plans for the San Lorenzo Creek Trail. PLANNING PHASE
This project provides for improved education space, renovated picnic areas and hawk run. PLANNING PHASE
This project provides for the design and installation of two new futsal courts adjacent to the Sunset Swim Center on Laurel Avenue in Hayward. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the renovation of existing tennis courts throughout the District. PHASE 1 COMPLETED
This project provides for the design and construction of renovations to an existing 10-acre park. IN DESIGN
This project provides for the design and construction of a new 2-acre park in San Lorenzo. COMPLETED
This project provides for the renovation of an existing 10,092 S.F. community center in Hayward.
This project provides for the design and construction of improvements to the 16.6-acre Weekes Community Park.