Current Park Planning Projects

Master Plan Documents

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California Nursery Master Plan

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Dusterberry Neighborhood Park Master Plan

The 4-acre park will be located at the corner of Dusterberry Way and Peralta Blvd. 

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Parks and Recreation Master Plan

The goal of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan is to provide clear guidance on how to meet the demands for future recreational, programming, environmental, and maintenance needs, as well as to establish priorities for facility improvements, future park and trail development, and land acquisitions.

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Trails Strategy Plan

The Trail Strategy Plan will identify opportunities to upgrade existing trail corridors and expand the city’s trail network; prioritize trail improvement projects; and develop design standards and a funding and implementation plan. The Trails Strategy Plan will be coordinated with the update of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

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Urban Forest Management Plan

The Urban Forest Management Plan is a roadmap that creates a shared vision for the future of a tree canopy. The first step is to assess all the trees within our the streets and parks. The collected data provides information to build a 40-year horizon plan that guides the City to proactively and effectively manage the urban forest, and provide for maximum, long-term benefits to the community.

Other Planning Initiatives

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Gateway Concept Plan

The City Council adopted a plan to improve 14 city entries with granite and stone monument signs, lighting, and landscaping. These entries are planned for improvements over a period of years as partnership opportunities and funds become available.

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Lila Bringhurst Community Park

Lila Bringhurst Community Park is a new community park located in the Warm Springs Innovation District. The park will be a joint-use park with Lila Bringhurst Elementary School. The park will feature a large lawn area bordered by a 10' wide concrete loop trail, and will include shade structures, restroom, 4 half court basketball courts, hardcourt play area, an outdoor classroom with amphitheater seating, big kids play area, small kids play area, butterfly garden, and a 4' high perimeter fence.

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Sabercat Historical Park

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Warm Springs/South Fremont Community Plan

The Warm Springs/South Fremont Community Plan covers 879 acres generally bounded by I-880 on the west, I-680 on the east, Auto Mall Parkway on the north, and Mission Boulevard on the south. The Plan sets the framework for a transformation of the area into an Innovation District and employment center accommodating a mix of compatible uses focused around the synergy of the new BART station and adjacent undeveloped land.