Facilities & Transportation Committee
July 10, 2025

San Leandro City Council
Facilities & Transportation Committee
July 10, 2025
A transportation planning process that
focuses on addressing mobility needs
of underserved areas through direct
community engagement
ACTC Grant-funded ($350k)
CBTP Project Overview
2 CBTP Key Features
• Community Engagement: Residents, businesses, and
stakeholders actively participate in identifying transportation challenges and solutions
• Equity Focus: Prioritizes the needs of low-income and disadvantaged communities
• Multimodal Approach: Considers various transportation modes, including public transit, walking, biking, and carpooling • Project Identification: Develops a list of recommended transportation improvements based on community input
• Funding and Implementation: Helps secure funding and guide agencies in making targeted investments
3 CBTP Project Elements
& Key Outcomes
• Mobility plans and CIP
• Demographic analysis
• Community assets
inventory
• Engage Community
Determine Existing
Conditions & Barriers
• Solutions to address gaps
• Identification of funding
sources
• List of stakeholders to
implement
• Two lists adopted –
County & City
Prioritize Projects
• List of communityprioritized
transportation gaps &
barriers
Identify Mobility Needs
Focused on Public Rights-of-Way, not private or BART-owned property 4 CBTP Study Area
Jefferson
Elementary
School
Hillside
Elementary
School
Edendale
Middle
School
Hesperian
Elementary
School
REACH
Youth
Center
Ashland
Zocalo Park
Halcyon
Park
Edendale
Park
Halcyon Dr
Ashland Ave
Kent Ave
5 CBTP Study Area Context
6 CBTP: Key
Outcomes
Pedestrian & Bicycle
Infrastructure
Improvements
• Prioritized transportation
projects & cost estimates
• Separate project lists to be
adopted by City and County
Bus Stop Amenities &
ADA Upgrades
Intersection
Improvements
Neighborhood Traffic
Calming & School Safety
Focused on improvements within public
rights -of-way; will not include
recommendations on BART property or
private properties
7 CBTP
Stakeholder
Engagement
8 CBTP Stakeholders
Decision Makers
City & County
PM Team
Community
Representatives
City & County
Agency Partners
City, County, BART,
ACTC, AC Transit
CBTP Steering
Committee
General Public
City & County
● Interviews (5) ● CBTP Site Tour (1)
● CBTP Coordination
Meetings (as needed)
● Agency Interviews
● CBTP Site Tour (1)
● CBTP Steering Committee
Meetings (4)
● CBTP Access Needs Survey
● CBTP Pop-Up Events
● Open House 1: Access Needs
Assessment
● Open House 2: Multi-Modal
Recommendations
● CBTP Site Tour (1)
● CBTP Coordination
Meetings (5)
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Purpose & Role
of Steering
Committee
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Provide local insights
on transportation
needs, access
barriers & challenges
Help refine outreach
strategies to reach
priority populations
Ensure equitable
representation of a
variety of
stakeholders
Serve as a liaison
between the project
team & the broader
community
10 CBTP Timeline &
Next Steps
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