ST. ANDREW’S PLAZAMarch 10, 2016

CITY OF OAKLANDALTERNATIVE 1Showing Plaza during an Event

N

0’ 10’ 20’

Scale: 1 inch = 10 feet

NOTES: 1. See-through fence with swinging gates

provide 6-foot wide entrances on two sides under typical conditions. For events, a sliding gate increases 32nd Street and San Pablo openings to 14 feet. Permanent bollards prevent vehicular entry. Somebody from the community will have to take responsibility for opening and closing the gates each morning and evening.

2. Sidewalks on all sides of the plaza will be 8-foot wide minimum.

32ND

STR

EET

New Tree

Existing Tree to Remain

Decomposed Granite Surface

Planted Area

2,485 SF Paved Plaza

Standard Gray Concrete

Decorative Metal Fence - 6’ tall with finials Tree Option: Trident Maple Paving Option: Colored Glass inConcrete

Pedestrian-scale Traditional Light Options: Acorn style in black or dark green - Teardrop style in dark green

Flexible Use Area Potential Activities: MarketsFlexible Use Area Potential Activities: Fitness

SAN PABLO AVENUE

FILBERT STREET

Existing Concrete Sidewalk surrounding plaza to be repaired where needed

Boulder seating areas, typical

Temporary street closures allow for events on 32nd Street

(orange cones are shown)

New pedestrian crossing

Existing pedestrian-scale light

New pedestrian-scale lights, typical (3)

Information board for plaza and community events Existing streetlights to

remain, typical (3)

Removable bollardswith locks

Trash/recycling receptacle, typical

(1) 6-foot wide gate and (1) 14-foot wide sliding

gate

(1) 6-foot wide gate and (1) 14-foot wide sliding gate

Traditional fence with finials

“River” of colored glass embedded in concrete

Trash/recyclingreceptacle

ST. ANDREW’S PLAZAMarch 10, 2016

CITY OF OAKLANDALTERNATIVE 2Showing Plaza during an Event

N

0’ 10’ 20’

Scale: 1 inch = 10 feet

NOTES: 1. See-through fence with swinging gates

provide 6-foot wide entrance on the Filbert Street side. A sliding gate provides a 16 foot opening on 32nd Street. Permanent bollards prevent vehicular entry. Somebody from the community will have to take responsibility for opening and closing the gates each morning and evening.

2. Temporary street closures allow for events on 32nd Street (orange cones are shown). This alternative shows the future possibility for a community-sponsored painted pattern on 32nd Street to calm traffic and celebrate temporary street closures and events on 32nd Street.

3. Sidewalks on all sides of the plaza will be 8-foot wide minimum.

New Tree

Existing Tree to Remain

Decomposed Granite Surface

Planted Area

Future ImprovementArea

3,074 SF Paved Plaza

Standard Gray Concrete

Security Fence - 7’ tall with invincible topFlexible Use Area Potential Activities: Drum circle Pedestrian-scale Light Options: Merriweather or Universe in black Tree Option: Crape Myrtle Paving Option: Leaf Imprints in Concrete

SAN PABLO AVENUE

32ND

STR

EET

FILBERT STREET

New pedestrian crossing

Existing pedestrian-scale light

New pedestrian-scale lights, typical (3)

New trees to buffer sidewalk from busy street, 4x8 tree wells

Existing streetlights to remain, typical (3)

(1) 6-foot wide gate and(1) 16-foot wide sliding gate

Existing Concrete Sidewalk surrounding plaza to be repaired where needed

Leaf imprints in concrete

(1) 6-foot wide gate

Temporary street closures allow for events on 32nd Street

(orange cones are shown)

Painted leaves on existing asphalt paving

Trash/recycling receptacle, typical

Security fence

Removable bollards with locks

Trash/recycling receptacle

ST. ANDREW’S PLAZAMarch 10, 2016

CITY OF OAKLANDALTERNATIVE 3Showing Plaza during an Event

N

0’ 10’ 20’

Scale: 1 inch = 10 feet

NOTES:1. See-through fence with swinging gates

provide 6-foot wide entrances on two sides under typical conditions. For events, a sliding gate increases 32nd Street opening to 14 feet. Permanent bollards prevent vehicular entry. Somebody from the community will have to take responsibility for opening and closing the gates each morning and evening.

2. Sidewalks on all sides of the plaza will be 8-foot wide minimum.

New Tree

Existing Tree to Remain

Decomposed Granite Surface

Planted Area

2,322 SF Paved Plaza

Standard Gray Concrete

Metal Picket Fence - 6’ tall Tree Option: Ginkgo biloba, PrincetonSentry

Paving Option: Boulders in Decomposed Granite

Street Events on 32nd Street during temporary street closures. Future option for community to paint street.

Pedestrian-scale Modern Light Options: Ovoid style or Icon Slide style in black or silver

SAN PABLO AVENUE

32ND

STR

EET

FILBERT STREET

New pedestrian crossing Existing pedestrian-scale light New pedestrian-scale lights, typical (3)

New trees to buffer sidewalk from busy street, 6x8 tree wells

Existing streetlights to remain, typical (3)

(1) 6-foot wide gate and (1) 14-foot wide sliding gate

Existing concrete sidewalk surrounding plaza to be repaired where needed

Boulder seating areas in decomposed granite, typical

(1) 6-foot wide gate

Trash/recycling receptacle

Trash/recycling receptacleSimple fence

Decomposed granite paving

Temporary street closures allow for events on 32nd Street

(orange cones are shown)

Removable bollardswith locks

ST. ANDREW’S PLAZAMarch 10, 2016

CITY OF OAKLAND

QUESTIONS FOR COMMUNITY

1. ENTRY GATES

2. PAVING TREATMENT

3. BOULDER SEATING

A: Entry gate to the plaza on 32nd Street & San Pablo Avenue as in Alternative 1 and Alternative 3B: Entry gate to the plaza on 32nd Street and Filbert Street as in Alternative 2

CITY OF OAKLAND’S COMMUNITY COMMENT LINE & ONLINE DISCUSSION

We want to hear your thoughts on these three design alternatives for St. Andrew’s Plaza Renovation. • Join the online discussion at http://speakupoakland.org/discussions • Leave a detailed voice message at (510) 775-2389

The last day for comments is April 8, 2016.We are especially interested in your responses to the following questions:

A: Boulders for seating as in Alternative 1 and Alternative 3B: No boulders, more space for temporary seating during events as in Alternative 2

A: “River” of colored glass in the concrete as in Alternative 1B: Leaves imprinted on concrete as in Alternative 2C: Combined concrete & decomposed granite paving as in Alternative 3

4. LIGHT OPTIONS

5. FENCE ALTERNATIVES

6. STREET TREE OPTIONS

A: Traditional light fixture as in Alternative 1B: Decorative light fixture as in Alternative 2C: Modern light fixture as in Alternative 3

A: Traditional fence with finials as in Alternative 1B: Security fence as in Alternative 2C: Simple fence as in Alternative 3

A: No new street trees along San Pablo Avenue as in Alternative 1B: New street trees along San Pablo Avenue as in Alternative 2 and Alternative 3