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Hayward Bypass Property Disposition Community Meeting Overview - December 12, 2007

This overview presents crucial information from the December 12, 2007 community meeting regarding the Hayward Bypass property disposition process. The properties, primarily acquired in the 1960s and 1970s for the now-defunct Bypass project, are now deemed excess. The meeting detailed how state legislation permits funding from the sale of these properties to address local traffic congestion. Key topics included community outreach efforts, the disposition process, and future meetings for community engagement. For more details, visit our website or contact us directly.

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Hayward Bypass Property Disposition Community Meeting Overview - December 12, 2007

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  1. Community Meeting December 12, 2007

  2. Presentation Overview • Background • Property Disposition Process • Community Outreach and Information

  3. Property Locations

  4. Background • Most properties purchased in 1960s and 1970s to build the Hayward Bypass • Lack of community support resulted in Bypass being dropped • State legislation allows for use of funds from sale of properties to address traffic congestion in the area.

  5. TypicalProperty Disposition Process ProjectDeterminedInfeasible LandDeclaredExcess PropertyOfferedfor Sale • Appraisal • Sale to public agency • Sale to long-term tenants • Auction

  6. Hayward BypassProperty Disposition Process LATIP*Developedmust be approvedby July 2010 ProjectDeterminedInfeasible LandDeclaredExcess PropertyOfferedfor Sale LegalIssuesResolved • Terms depend on resolution of legal issues * LATIP = Local Alternative Transportation Improvement Program

  7. Community Outreachand Information • Website – www.dot.ca.gov/dist4/238hayward • Email – 238hayward@dot.ca.gov • Telephone – (510) 286-5620 • FAQs – end of January 2008 • Newsletters – periodic • Future Community Meetings – will be scheduled

  8. Comments and Questions

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