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1 INTRODUCTION San Leandro Crosstown Corridors Study 1-2 1.2 Community Engagement and Study Process Community engagement was divided into three phases, illustrated in Figure 1-1. Phase 1, in the summer of 2021, focused on learning about mobility needs , travel behaviors, and overall visions for each corridor. This phase corresponded with the technical analysis and field observations of existing conditions. Phase 2, during winter of 2022, focused on collecting feedback on a preliminary concept design through surveys and open houses. This second outreach phase corresponded with the technical analysis of two design alternatives, including parking, landscaping, and transit benefits and trade-offs. Phase 3 focused on additional outreach to confirm the vision and refine the plans, culminating in a tactical urbanism demonstration at three locations in August 2022 where portions of the roadway were temporarily modified to preview potential bikeway enhancements for the day. During this phase, the project team took a deep dive into specific comments on the concept plan, tweaking and refining the final concept presented here. The Crosstown Corridors community engagement process included a unique partnership with Bike East Bay and PilotCity, who together facilitated the leadership of 10 high school ambassadors over two summers in both 2021 and 2022. These high school ambassadors played a central role in succe ssful distribution of outreach materials, conversations with residents, and preparation for the final pop-up outreach event in August 2022. Ensuring that the community engagement process is accessible, all materials in print and online were available in English, Spanish, and Chinese. Live interpretation in Spanish and Chinese was available at all pop -ups, meetings, and open houses. Figure 1-1 Community Engagement and Study Process DRA F T