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    Old Bayshore Highway Corridor Feasibility Study


    The Old Bayshore Highway Corridor Feasibility Study is a part of an effort to create an overall concept plan for the portion of Old Bayshore Highway that spans from the northern City limits to Broadway. The Study also provides a foundation for the final design and serves as a guide for private development along the corridor including the Bay Trail along the waterfront.       

    The City worked with a design team and engaged with various public and private stakeholders through online surveys to develop potential concepts along the corridor. The online surveys presented the project's context, opportunities, and constraints while obtaining feedback that allowed the design team to determine and refine the community's priorities for the corridor. The preferred concept was selected through public feedback at the Traffic Safety and Parking Commission meetings on August 12, 2021 and October 14, 2021.  An update to the City Council was presented on February 7, 2022.