Bedwell Bayfront Park entrance improvements The Bedwell Bayfront Park entrance improvements aim to increase park awareness and visibility, provide an attractive entry point and improve access.
Belle Haven Traffic Calming Plan implementation This project would fund ongoing staff time to support completion of the Belle Haven Traffic Calming Plan implementation efforts. This project is required as an environmental mitigation measure for the Facebook Campus Expansion project.
Burgess Park playground improvements The city is renovating the playground at Burgess Park. The project is currently in the early stages of design, and the City is seeking public opinion on various playground equipment options.
Caltrain grade separation On March 5, 2019, City Council approved the final project study report with the hybrid option (Alternative C) grade separating Ravenswood, Oak Grove and Glenwood Avenues as the preferred alternative. Encinal Avenue would remain open and at-grade under this alternative.
Caltrain Quiet Zone Implementation Plan development The city is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to develop an implementation plan for the establishment of a quiet zone along the Caltrain corridor in Menlo Park.
Coleman-Ringwood Avenues Transportation Study The goal of this study is to identify a conceptual street design developed with community input and engagement for Ringwood and Coleman Avenues that improves transportation, safety, and mobility for all roadway users.
El Camino Real Crossings improvements This project designs improvements for east-west pedestrian and bicycle connections as identified in the El Camino Real Corridor Study at Ravenswood Avenue, Encinal Avenue and Roble Avenue.
Emergency water storage/supply well This project will provide emergency water for residents and businesses that receive Menlo Park Municipal Water and are located east of El Camino Real.
Haven Avenue streetscape improvement The Haven Avenue streetscape project will provide new bicycle and pedestrian facilities to Haven Avenue, connecting Menlo Park, San Mateo County and Redwood City residents and employees.
Middle Avenue complete street The Middle Avenue Complete Street project proposes bicycle and pedestrian improvements along the entire length of Middle Avenue between El Camino Real and Olive Street.
Middle Avenue Caltrain crossing This project will provide a grade separated pedestrian and bicycle rail crossing under the Caltrain railway to connect Burgess Park to the southside of the Caltrain tracks and El Camino Real at Middle Avenue.
Nealon Park pedestrian and intersection improvements The project includes installation of sidewalk, curb ramps and related improvements on Middle Avenue in front of Nealon Park.
Ravenswood Avenue resurfacing The Ravenswood Avenue resurfacing project involves resurfacing the roadway with new asphalt and striping (including the addition of dedicated bicycle lanes at select locations).
Sharon Road sidewalk In 2021, the Menlo Park City Council approved the designs for a 5 foot wide sidewalk along Sharon Road, from Alameda de las Pulgas to Altschul Avenue. The project also included marking high visibility crosswalks near La Entrada and sharrow markings.
Street resurfacing This ongoing project includes the selection and detailed design of streets to be resurfaced throughout the City during the fiscal year.
Water main replacement The water main replacement project is a recurring project that involves replacing old pipelines that are at the end of their useful life.
Willow Oaks Park improvements The City is planning for upcoming improvements in Willow Oaks Park that include playground renovations, dog park enhancements, a new restroom building and pedestrian/bike path updates to improve connectivity for the surrounding neighborhood.
Willow Road Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements This project is designing and implementing pedestrian and bicycle improvements on Willow Road between Bayfront Expressway and U.S. Highway 101, including a new pedestrian crossing at O'Brien Street and Class IV separated bikeways on both sides of the street.
Willow Road/U.S. 101 interchange The City has hired a landscape architect to develop concept ideas for the landscaping of the interchange.