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Public Works Infrastructure and Park Project Updates

Original title: Presenting on (1) Tulare Street Grade Separation; (2) Ventura Street Grade Separation; (3) Fresno Street Grade Separation; (4) West Belmont Ave Grade Separation (5) West Herndon Ave Grade Separation (6) Roeding Park Updates; (7) May’s Capital Projects Summary. (Public Works Departments)

May 27, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This meeting provides a status update on major local infrastructure projects that affect traffic patterns, construction timelines, and public park access for residents.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Local commuters

Residents who travel on Tulare, Ventura, Fresno, Belmont, or Herndon streets may be affected by construction schedules and traffic changes.

Roeding Park visitors

Park users may be affected by upcoming maintenance or development projects discussed by the committee.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 27, 2026.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will review progress on five major street projects and updates regarding Roeding Park. The meeting also includes a summary of for the month of May.

Key Facts

The committee will discuss five specific grade separation projects: Tulare Street, Ventura Street, Fresno Street, West Belmont Ave, and West Herndon Ave.
The committee will receive updates regarding Roeding Park.
The committee will review the May Capital Projects Summary.
The document is identified as File ID 26-716.
The item is classified as a discussion item for the Active Transportation Advisory Committee.
The agenda was introduced on May 18, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a grade separation project?

A project involves building an overpass or underpass to separate road traffic from railroad tracks or other intersecting roads to improve safety and traffic flow.

Can the public attend this meeting?

The document identifies this as a discussion item for the Active Transportation Advisory Committee; check the official city calendar for public access details.

Why It Matters

This meeting provides a status update on major local infrastructure projects that affect traffic patterns, construction timelines, and public park access for residents.

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Infrastructure Focus

The committee is simultaneously reviewing five distinct grade separation projects, indicating a coordinated effort to address rail-road crossing safety.

Tulare Street Ventura Street Fresno Street West Belmont Ave West Herndon Ave

Connected Entities

organizationPublic Works Departments“The department presenting the project updates.”Map →

locationVentura Street“Site of a grade separation project.”Map →

locationTulare Street“Site of a grade separation project.”Map →

locationWest Herndon Ave“Site of a grade separation project.”Map →

organizationActive Transportation Advisory Committee“The committee responsible for reviewing the infrastructure and park projects.”Map →

locationFresno Street“Site of a grade separation project.”Map →

locationWest Belmont Ave“Site of a grade separation project.”Map →

locationRoeding Park“Site of upcoming project updates.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

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