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San Leandro Creek Trail Master Plan 2-8 San Leandro • Haas Avenue footbridge to Cary Drive to Collier Drive to Bridge Road • Downtown San Leandro to Martin Luther King Jr. shoreline • Use on-street alternatives to maintain backyard privacy • Davis Street • Haas Avenue between Bancroft Avenue and East 14th Street could be a bicycle route. Then it could pass by City Hall and California Avenue. On the east end the route can continue on Cary Drive to Rodney Drive to Collier Drive 2.2.2 September 2016 and October 2016 workshops September 21, 2016 (San Leandro Civic Center) and October 13, 2016 (Madison Park Academy, Oakland). The San Leandro workshop was attended by approximately 44 people while the Oakland meeting was attended by approximately 10 people. The workshop was focused on soliciting input from attendees on the potential routes identified by the consultant. Stations were set up with maps for participants to review the options and provide their comments directly onto the maps. As indicated in Figure 2-7, each alignment option was split into sub- segments. Participants provided their recommendations by selecting a series of sub-segments to complete their preferred route. The responses were then mapped with Geographic Information System (GIS) to produce a map with the most popular alternatives, with the thicker lines representing the highest scoring routes (Figure 2-8). Aside from the discussion of the route alternatives, the following issues were raised: • Potentially making connections with other streets, such as Dutton Avenue and 105th Avenue • Challenges transitioning from trail to on-street facility • Concerns about the homeless that live in the Creek and near I-580 • Connection from Segment 7 to Segment 8 under I-580 where the Creek passes under the highway • Lack of privacy from trail users • Crime FIGURE 2-6: WORKSHOP 2 MEETING PHOTOS 28