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Through the process, the community expressed their vision for the park to attract a multi-generation of users.

Three virtual, public events to solicit community input on three design options.

12 stakeholder meetings to gather community input and.

A community survey generating over 90 responses and a youth survey resulting in over 540 responses.

Extensive outreach through the District’s website, social media, and postings on streets surrounding the project site.

The distribution of more than 500 flyers and 3,000 mailers.

The park planning and community outreach process kicked off in fall 2020 and included the following efforts: and a new community center, as part of a collaboration with RCD Housing. This is one of three adjoining acquisitions for the Ashland area, along with adjoining property fronting onto East 14th St.

The project has been awarded funding from the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Grant Program- Round 4 (Prop 68) in the amount of $7,082,000. HARD is partnering with The Trust for Public Land (TPL) to design the new 1.43-acre neighborhood park in Ashland with community input. – Phase 2 Construction to begin late Spring 2022 Two tennis courts were converted to six Pickleball Courts. Castro Valley Community Park, Castro Valley.Improvements include asphalt pavement, tennis and pickleball nets and posts, court surfacing and striping, chain link fence, chain link gates, benches, windscreens, and signage. Courts at Southgate Park have been converted to Pickleball, which is a fun and rapidly growing sport played on a smaller court with a lower net, paddles and a lightweight ball. This project provides for the renovation of 18 existing tennis courts at various locations throughout the District. Both of these will become a new neighborhood park. This is the one of three adjoining acquisitions for the Ashland area, along with adjoining property fronting onto East 14th St.

The designs will be confirmed in late 2021 with construction projected for Spring 2023.

The initial concept plan for the community center has the following spaces: 4-5 multi-purpose rooms, a fitness/exercise/dance studio, a Pre-K Classroom for up to 24 students with attached outdoor play area, administrative offices, and a reception area with two-story lobby space facing onto East 14 th Street. Providing an amenity for the entire Ashland area, RCD will build a new 12,300 square foot community center, on the first two floors immediately fronting onto East 14th Street. In 2019, HARD agreed to collaborate with Resource for Community Development (RCD) Housing, Berkeley, CA, in the development of a new 7-story affordable housing facility, at East 14th Street and 162th Ave., with creation of a new community center. Construction is anticipated to begin early summer 2022. In select locations, programming will be modified to include picnic areas. These courts will be refreshed with new paving, paint, surfacing, furnishings, drinking fountains, backstops, hoops, nets, fencing, storage, and other features. The courts are primarily basketball, but will also include tennis, pickleball overlaid on tennis, Bankshot Station, and a flexible multi-court for futsal, rollerblading, and open-ended fun. Oliver, Greenwood, Longwood, Centennial, Cherryland, San Felipe, Weekes, Mt.

The sites span both City of Hayward and Alameda County and include Castro Valley Community Park, Canyon View, Haymont Mini, Silver Star, Twin Bridges, Alden E. HARD is renovating 34 existing sport courts at 15 parks.