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2 EXISTING CONDITIONS San Leandro Crosstown Corridors Study 2-6 2.3 Phase 1 Community Outreach: Listen and Learn Pop-Up Workshops Fehr & Peers, Bike East Bay, and Student Ambassadors collaborated with the City of San Leandro to host pop-up workshops early in the study process to gather feedback on existing conditions as well as needs and desires of residents and stakeholders along the corridors. Schedule and Venues Pop-up locations: • August 7, 2021: Farrelly Pool • August 21, 2021: Bay Fair Market • August 25, 2021: Downtown Market Additionally, Student Ambassadors conducted outreach walks and encouraged online responses throughout the month of August 2021. In total, the workshops and outreach efforts heard input from 225 people in the community. Online Map and Survey A project website on Social Pinpoint hosted up-to-date project information on project goals, scope, existing conditions, streetscape designs, and house community engagement updates, such as outcomes and feedback at meetings, and forthcoming meetings and opportunities for engagement. During Phase 1, an interactive web map allowed participants to drop pins on the map to identify issues, ideas, and opportunities on each corridor as well as the key destinations and issues that are important to access. The website also included an “ideas wall” where respondents could share ideas without adding pins on the map. Each respondent was prompted with a survey on their values, priorities, relationship to the corridor, and basic demographic information. They were also invited to submit their email address to stay updated on the project. Student Ambassador Program Recruited in partnership with PilotCity and supervised by Bike East Bay, Student Ambassadors joined the outreach team in Phases 1 and 2 to support engagement during their summer internship. In both phases, students learned about the transportation planning process, active transportation treatments DRA F T