From WEST to EAST
Ferry Point (Seaplane Lagoon Ferry Terminal to West Atlantic Ave) - 0.3 miles completed in 2021
Complete! The western terminus of the CAT, along Ferry Point from the new Sea Plane Lagoon Ferry Terminal to West Atlantic was completed as a walking promenade and protected two-way cycle track in 2021.
Site A on West Atlantic Ave (Ferry Point to Main Street) - 0.3 miles completed in 2020
Complete! This segment was built by developers, as part of the Site A development and was completed in 2020.
Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway/Atlantic Ave (Main Street to Constitution Way) - 0.9 miles completed in 2020
Complete! In February 2020, this segment opened with separate walking, bicycling and jogging paths in an abandoned railroad right-of-way along Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway (RAMP) from Main Street to Webster Street, along with one short city block along Atlantic between Webster Street and Constitution Way with sidewalks and separated two-way bicycle lanes on the south side of this short urban block.
Enhancement in Progress: The City is designing additional traffic signal upgrades for all five intersections in this corridor, which will make bicycling and walking safer and more convenient. Design will be completed and construction will begin in late 2022.
More Info: Project web page
Jean Sweeney Open Space Park (Constitution Way to Sherman St) - 0.6 miles completed in 2018
Complete! In December 2018, separate walking and biking paths were opened through Jean Sweeney Open Space Park at the same time as the park opened to the public.
Enhancement In Progress: In 2021, the City submitted and received grant funding for construction of four new multi-use connector trails to this segment from the following streets: Eighth Street, Wood Street, Challenger Drive, Triumph Drive. These new connectors will be designed and built by early 2023.
Clement Ave Extension next to Del Monte (Sherman St to Entrance Rd) - 0.26 miles completed in June 2022
Complete! Construction of a new roadway with sidewalks and separated, two-way bicycle lanes on the north side of the street is underway by the Del Monte housing developer. The facilities will be opened to the public in June 2022.
Clement Ave (Entrance Rd to Ohlone Way) - 0.2 miles completed in 2017
Complete! This was the first segment of the Cross Alameda Trail to be completed, with sidewalks and two-way separated bike lanes on the north side of the street. It was built by the developer of the adjacent housing development and opened in 2017.
Clement Ave Extension at Pennzoil Property (Ohlone Way to Grand St) - 0.15 miles in progress
In Progress: Pennzoil, the owner of the property that will include the Clement Avenue extension between Hibbard Street and Grand Avenue, closed its business in 2020, and completed its environmental cleanup in 2021. The property has been marketed for new housing, with the understanding that the City expects the extension of Clement Ave, with sidewalks and two-way separated bicycle lanes, to be constructed as part of the project. A housing developer is expected to submit design plans to the City for approval in 2022. The City will connect the existing two-way separated bike lanes that end at Ohlone Way to the Pennzoil property improvements.
Clement Avenue (Grand St to Broadway) - 1.2 miles in progress/partially built
In Progress: The project will construct the Cross Alameda Trail in the street right-of-way. In 2021, the 0.4 mile segment from Grand to Willow was mostly completed by the developer of the Alameda Marina housing development. Construction of the eastern 0.7 mile segment to Broadway, plus the remaining enhancements to the existing portion built in 2021, will be completed in 2023.
More info: Project web page
Clement Avenue/Tilden Way (Broadway to Fruitvale Bridge) - 0.2 miles in progress
In Progress: The project uses the abandoned railroad right-of-way along the eastern terminus of Clement Avenue and Tilden Way to extend the Cross Alameda Trail between Broadway and the Miller-Sweeney (Fruitvale) Bridge. The City acquired the former Union Pacific Railroad property along the western edge of Tilden Way in October in 2021. In 2022, staff are conducting public engagement to develop a concept plan, which will ultimately be brought to the City Council for approval. Construction is expected to be completed by 2024.
More info: Project web page
Miller-Sweeney (Fruitvale) Bridge - 0.1 miles unbuilt/in progress
In Progress: The long term recommendation is for separated biking and walking facilities across the waterway. In the interim, bicycle lanes will be added to the bridge by 2023.