Bike for Boulevards Project (Junipero Serra and Westboro)
Summary
The city is planning protected bike and pedestrian facilities along two fast, hostile corridors, including a path in the center median near the I-280 ramps and possibly reopening the closed Clay Street intersection. It's in the environmental phase now, with construction possibly around 2030 if funding holds.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded so far by the county transportation authority, which staff says is enthusiastic; construction funding still to be secured.
Residents without cars, cyclists, and pedestrians who currently have no safe way between Westboro and El Camino.
Drivers may see changes at the Clay Street intersection and along the 50 mph stretch of Junipero Serra.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Commission on Equity and Public Safety — May 18, 2026
The city is planning protected bike and pedestrian facilities along two fast, hostile corridors, including a path in the center median near the I-280 ramps and possibly reopening the closed Clay Street intersection. It's in the environmental phase now, with construction possibly around 2030 if funding holds.
City Council — January 28, 2026
The buffered bike lane project on Junipero Serra Boulevard was finished at a construction cost of $372,949.50, and the council was set to formally accept the work. It adds separation between cyclists and car traffic on a busy corridor.
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