Join us at Virtual Community Meeting #4 for the Centerville Complete Streets project!

Wednesday, January 26, 2022
from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

This meeting will be conducted using Zoom Webinar.
Meeting participants can join by desktop, tablet, or phone.

Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hkw6uT1RTKSOJ6yJ0hLV0A

The planning process for the Centerville Complete Streets project is concluding and the project's preferred design alternatives will be presented to the community on January 26 before seeking approval from the Fremont City Council on February 8.

Pilot Project Update

In June 2021, the City of Fremont implemented a 6-month road diet pilot project along Fremont Boulevard, from Thornton Avenue to Parish Avenue, in the Centerville business district. The pilot project included a lane reduction to three lanes, pop-up outdoor dining patios, additional on-street parking, and enhanced bike facilities. In September 2021, the City then conducted a community survey to gather feedback on the various elements of the road diet pilot project.

Community Meeting Agenda

The next community meeting on January 26 will include:

• Summary of community feedback from the online survey on the pilot project.
• Presentation on the preferred final design alternatives that will convert this segment of Fremont Boulevard back to four vehicle lanes with new complete streets elements that feature pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, transit stop enhancements, and crosswalk improvements.
• Opportunity for Q&A

For more information and to view project materials, including a summary of results from the online community survey on the pilot project, visit the project website. The project website will be updated with additional materials after the meeting.